When performing one of the following reconfigure operations on a volume group containing ARVM mirrors with PI enabled and a controller that supports multicore, the reconfigure operation can result in ...When performing one of the following reconfigure operations on a volume group containing ARVM mirrors with PI enabled and a controller that supports multicore, the reconfigure operation can result in PI Reftag errors that lead to failed drives, failed volumes and failed reconfigure operations. Due to the volume failure during reconfiguration, the only way to recover is to delete the volume group.
Applies to Cisco cluster switch ONTAP 9 Description This article describes how to review and address unsaved configuration changed in a Cisco cluster switch.
With this value set to on, Data ONTAP ignores any filesystem inconsistencies that exist, or that might arise. If set to on, contact NetApp Technical Support to address the issue. To check via CLI run ...With this value set to on, Data ONTAP ignores any filesystem inconsistencies that exist, or that might arise. If set to on, contact NetApp Technical Support to address the issue. To check via CLI run the following: ::>storage aggregate show -aggregate <aggr> filer::> storage aggregate show -aggregate aggr0 Disks for First Plex: 1.21.0, 1.21.1, 1.21.3 Disks for Mirrored Plex: - Ignore Inconsistent: on For Data ONTAP running in 7mode run the aggr status command to check the status.
Applies to MetroCluster FC (Fabric Atttached) ONTAP 9 Answer All MetroCluster storage adapters need to be operated at the highest common speed. Example: A node has utilizes 32gbps and 16gbps ports for...Applies to MetroCluster FC (Fabric Atttached) ONTAP 9 Answer All MetroCluster storage adapters need to be operated at the highest common speed. Example: A node has utilizes 32gbps and 16gbps ports for storage connections to a 32gpbs MetroCluster backend switch. All storage ports need to then be operated at 16gbps speed as the highest common speed. Additional Information additionalInformation_text
As part of error handling during MetroCluster switchover operations, a volume can end in an nvfailed state. This article covers on how to recover a system volume like ONTAP's Metadata Volumes (MDV) fr...As part of error handling during MetroCluster switchover operations, a volume can end in an nvfailed state. This article covers on how to recover a system volume like ONTAP's Metadata Volumes (MDV) from this situation. The instructions for restoring access to data volumes can be found here. To identify if a volume is in an nvfailed state, run the following command: In the above example, no volume is in nvfailed state. In the above example, one volume is in the nvfailed state.
MetroCluster Mirror Down on one port of one node One port on one node is down with the mirror admin status being enabled. mcc-site1::> metrocluster interconnect show Mirror Mirror Node Partner Name Ty...MetroCluster Mirror Down on one port of one node One port on one node is down with the mirror admin status being enabled. mcc-site1::> metrocluster interconnect show Mirror Mirror Node Partner Name Type Status Status Adapter Type Status mcc-site1-01 mcc-site1-02 HA enabled online mcc8040-ams2-02 DR enabled online fcvi_device_0 FC-VI Down <== single port down mcc-site1-02 mcc-site1-01 HA enabled online mlx4_0 IB Up mcc8040-ams2-01 DR enabled online fcvi_device_0 FC-VI Up fcvi_device_1 FC-VI Up
Applies to MetroCluster ONTAP 9 Description This Article describes how to create unique aggregate names if accidently duplicate aggregate names got created. Procedure
Applies to ONTAP 9 MetroCluster Description This article describes how to address and identify systems that connect to the each fabric of a MetroCluster using the same ASIC.
All nodes in the cluster rebooted at the same time After an unplanned power outage or reboot of all controllers in 1 cluster of a MetroCluster, all Storage Virtual Machines (SVM) are marked as stopped...All nodes in the cluster rebooted at the same time After an unplanned power outage or reboot of all controllers in 1 cluster of a MetroCluster, all Storage Virtual Machines (SVM) are marked as stopped when the nodes are back online. Attempting to start the servers result in the following error: cluster1::> vserver start -vserver vserver1 Error: command failed: Failed to start Vserver "vserver1" because the management configuration for this Vserver is locked.
