I am pretty convinced this is a bug (reporting these needs to be better highlighted & streamlined). We have some 1100 shares on various ReFS volumes (All "thin provisioned") ranging from 10TB - 20TB in size (total 6 volumes not including boot volume C: NTFS). What we are seeing is after a period of > 21+ days we start getting errors that "Access is Denied" on people's personal mapped folder (nothing special, usual "username$" shares). Doesn't seem to happen to any group shares (SHARE permissions & ReFS permissions assigned to a group in AD). Always just sporadically to individual shares and two methods fix this (not the same folder ever). A reboot (I had to apply updates anyways) or killing share & permissions, re-assigning to same person and their folder comes back, no client side reboot or anything. The common denominator is the server is always post 21+ days of uptime. It is a VM (MS HyperV 2012 Host) with 8 cores & 24GB startup ram (expandable to 48GB). All patched up, all optional updates applied (Nic etc.).
Yes all users are AD users, server is joined to domain, we've been doing NT SHARES for sometime, this isn't rocket science. This has to be a bug as the behavior of it not appearing until 21 days would suggest so. Has anyone else seen / heard this or know of a KB article similar to this problem?