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    • Stale file handle error (NFSv3 and NFSV4) due to flipping SnapMirror relationship between two sites
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Stale_file_handle_error_NFSv3_and_NFSV4_due_to_flipping_SnapMirror_relationship_between_two_sites
      Applies to ONTAP 9 SnapMirror NFSv3 \ NFSv4 Issue UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: clien...Applies to ONTAP 9 SnapMirror NFSv3 \ NFSv4 Issue UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [unix]: write on host filer: Stale file handle [file handle: 38c000 f6830500 20000000 4f6f41 52809302 6180000 38c000 f6830500]message: Stale file handle At the same time there was a flip of SnapMirror relationship between sites
    • Stale file handle error for NFSv3 and NFSV4
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Stale_file_handle_error_NFSv3_and_NFSV4
      Applies to ONTAP 9 Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [unix]: write on host...Applies to ONTAP 9 Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [unix]: write on host filer: Stale file handle [file handle: 38c000 f6830500 20000000 4f6f41 52809302 6180000 38c000 f6830500]message: Stale file handle
    • Stale file handle error (NFSv3 and NFSV4) due to a file system exported by the storage system is not exported to a client
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Stale_file_handle_error_NFSv3_and_NFSV4_due_to_a_file_system_exported_by_the_storage_system_is_not_exported_to_a_client
      Applies to ONTAP 9 Data ONTAP 8 7-Mode Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [...Applies to ONTAP 9 Data ONTAP 8 7-Mode Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [unix]: write on host filer: Stale file handle [file handle: 38c000 f6830500 20000000 4f6f41 52809302 6180000 38c000 f6830500]message: Stale file handle
    • Stale file handle error (NFSv3 and NFSV4) due to a file or directory in use is deleted by another client
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Stale_file_handle_error_NFSv3_and_NFSV4_due_to_a_file_or_directory_in_use_is_deleted_by_another_client
      Applies to ONTAP 9 Data ONTAP 8 7-Mode Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [...Applies to ONTAP 9 Data ONTAP 8 7-Mode Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [unix]: write on host filer: Stale file handle [file handle: 38c000 f6830500 20000000 4f6f41 52809302 6180000 38c000 f6830500]message: Stale file handle
    • Stale file handle error (NFSv3 and NFSV4) due to pNFS device ID does not exist and the I/O request comes to the DS (Data Serving)
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Stale_file_handle_error_NFSv3_and_NFSV4_due_to_pNFS_device_ID_does_not_exist_and_the_I_O_request_comes_to_the_DS_Data_Serving
      Applies to ONTAP 9 Data ONTAP 8 7-Mode Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [...Applies to ONTAP 9 Data ONTAP 8 7-Mode Issue A UNIX client reports stale file handle using either NFSv3 or NFSv4 A typical message in the client's syslog may look like the following: message: client [unix]: write on host filer: Stale file handle [file handle: 38c000 f6830500 20000000 4f6f41 52809302 6180000 38c000 f6830500]message: Stale file handle