I apparently have a corrupted NFS clientgroup name on my NFS server. I used powershell (new-nfsclientgroup) and created a nfsclientgroup. When I attempted to put host in the group (set-nfsclientgroup) it says the clientgroup name does not exist yet the
get-nfsclientgroup command shows the clientgroup I am attempting to modify in it's output. I attempted to remove the clientgroup using remove-nfsclientgroup but it says the client group name does not exist. I used new-nfsclientgroup to create the group again
using the same name and it was created with no problem even though a group of the same name already existed. I used set-nfsclientgroup to add host IP's to the group with no issue. Get-nfsclientgroup now shows 2 clientgroups with the same name. One has no clientgroup
members and the other does so one is obviously the broken one that was created first and the second one that has clientgroup members both exist. The problem comes when using Server Manager to create a new NFS share and you get to the dialog where you add a
host or clientgroup to have access to the share. There is an error across the top of the dialog on a red banner that says "Error retrieving client groups: The WS-Management service cannot process the request. The WMI provider returned an 'invalid parameter'
error." This is obviously caused by the corrupted clientgroup that I created as it worked fine before these groups were created. I cannot delete the group using remove-nfsclientgroup because it removes the other clientgroup of the same name that was created
second. I can find no way to delete the corrupted group and can't create any new NFS shares as the Server Manager GUI will not let me. Does anyone know where the clientgroup info is kept so that I could attempted to delete it not using standard tools? I cannot
find any references in the registry.
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