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Object Store Availability Timeout During Tiering Setup

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Applies to

  • NetApp ONTAP/CVO 9+
  • Cloud Tiering
  • Azure Blob Storage

Issue

During Cloud tiering setup from the NetApp Console, the following error is observed on the Networking page of the wizard:
Cannot verify availability of the object store from node "Cluster01". Reason: Connection timeout

Cause

A network connectivity issue is preventing communication from the intercluster LIF gateway to the Azure private endpoint for the object store. The likely causes are:

  • Missing or incorrect routing from the intercluster LIF subnet to the Azure private endpoint
  • Azure Private DNS not in use, and the object store does not allow public access
  • DNS failing to resolve the object store FQDN.
  • Firewall or network security group (NSG) rules blocking traffic

Solution

Ensure that the intercluster LIF subnet has a valid route to the Azure private endpoint. Perform the following checks from the ONTAP CLI to isolate the point of failure:

1. Verify DNS Resolution: Ensure the cluster can resolve the object store FQDN (note if it resolves to a Private IP).

vserver services name-service getxxbyyy gethostbyname -node <node_name> -vserver <admin_vserver> -hostname <object_store_fqdn>

2. Test the Network Path (Port 443): Test if the specific node can reach the resolved IP address on the required HTTPS port.

network test-path -node <node_name> -destination-ip <resolved_ip> -destination-port 443

3. Run a Traceroute to Isolate Drops: If the test-path fails, run a traceroute using the specific intercluster SVM that owns the intercluster LIF to see where the traffic stops.

network traceroute -vserver <node_svm_name> -lif <intercluster_lif_name> -destination <resolved_ip>

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