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nblade_execsOverLimit message found in EMS logs for NFSv3 and NFSv4.0 clients

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Amazon FSx 
  • NFSv3
  • NFSv4.0

Issue

  • Error in EMS.log:
     [FsxId0xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-01: kernel: nblade_execsOverLimit_1:notice]: params: {'clientIpAddress': 'xx.xx.xx.xx', 'clientPort': 'xxx', 'lifIpAddress': 'xx.xx.xx.xx', 'vserverId': 'x', 'execsLimit': '128'}
  • Errors in MGWD.log:
    [kern_mgwd:info:40015] 0x820863400: 8803e8000009e52c: INFO: NDU::mgwd: ValidationResult populated: update check: NFS mounts; [ANDU_LOG at src/tables/rest/software_rest.cc:1732 in 'ha_get_rest_update_details']
    [kern_mgwd:info:40015] 0x820863400: 8803e8000009e52c: INFO: NDU::mgwd: ValidationResult: subsystem: NFS mounts, status: Warning, err: This cluster is serving NFS clients. If NFS soft mounts are used, there is a possibility of frequent NFS timeouts and race conditions that can lead to data corruption during the upgrade., action: Use NFS hard mounts, if possible. To list Vservers running NFS, run the following command: vserver nfs show; [ANDU_LOG at src/tables/cluster_image.cc:4576 in 'get_imp']

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