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How to check network LIF in CVO-HA Azure and what's their purpose?

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  • Microsoft Azure
  • NetApp Cloud Volume ONTAP(CVO-HA)

Answer

  • The NIC/port(LIF) on the CVO-HA and usage are as the following:
Azure Portal CVO
NIC0 e0a: Management LIF - Use for Cluster/Node management 
e0a: Data LIF - Used for iSCSI/NFS/CIFS access
e0a: Intercluster IP -Use for SnapMirror
e0a: SVM management IP - Use for SnapCenter
NIC1 e0b: Cluster network IP  -Use for communication between nodes
NIC2 e0c: Cluster Interconnect IP (HA IC) - Use to mirror NVRAM between two nodes
NIC3 e0d: Pageblob NIC IP (disk access) - Use for accessing Blob storage
  • These NIC/LIF info can be checked on BlueXP/Azure portal and CLI:
    • BlueXP: Double click CVO->View Additional Information->Access (Only e0a's LIF can be shown)
      • Example:

check network LIF in CVO-HA Azure and what's their purpose?

  • CLI via SSH CVO:
    • Example:

::*> network interface show
                    Logical    Status     Network            Current       Current Is
        Vserver     Interface  Admin/Oper Address/Mask       Node          Port    Home
        ----------- ---------- ---------- ------------------ ------------- ------- ----
        Cluster
                    azurecvoha-01_clus_1
                                 up/up    172.16.1.12/24     azurecvoha-01 e0b     true
                    azurecvoha-02_clus_2
                                 up/up    172.16.1.11/24     azurecvoha-02 e0b     true
        azurecvoha
                    azurecvoha-01_mgmt1
                                 up/up    172.16.1.18/24     azurecvoha-01 e0a     true
                    azurecvoha-02_mgmt1
                                 up/up    172.16.1.15/24     azurecvoha-02 e0a     true
                    cluster-mgmt up/up    172.16.1.5/24      azurecvoha-01 e0a     true
                    inter_1      up/up    172.16.1.19/24     azurecvoha-01 e0a     true
                    inter_2      up/up    172.16.1.16/24     azurecvoha-02 e0a     true
        svm_azurecvoha
                    data_1       up/up    172.16.1.6/24      azurecvoha-01 e0a     true
                    data_2       up/up    172.16.1.7/24      azurecvoha-02 e0a     true
                    iscsi_1      up/up    172.16.1.20/24     azurecvoha-01 e0a     true
                    iscsi_2      up/up    172.16.1.17/24     azurecvoha-02 e0a     true
                    svm_azurecvoha_mgmt_lif
                                 up/up    172.16.1.8/24      azurecvoha-01 e0a     true
        12 entries were displayed.

::*> system ha interconnect config show
        
                               Node: azurecvoha-01
                  Interconnect Type: iWARP
                    Local System ID: 2886730002
                  Partner System ID: 2886729999
               Connection Initiator: local
                          Interface: external
        
        Port   IP Address         Flags
        ----  -----------------  -----------
        e0c   172.16.1.13        0x0
        
        
                               Node: azurecvoha-02
                  Interconnect Type: iWARP
                    Local System ID: 2886729999
                  Partner System ID: 2886730002
               Connection Initiator: partner
                          Interface: external
        
        Port   IP Address         Flags
        ----  -----------------  -----------
        e0c   172.16.1.21        0x0

  • Azure Portal:
    • Example:

check network LIF in CVO-HA Azure and what's their purpose?

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