Characters that are not allowed include @ # * ( ) = + [ ] |; : ", <> / and ?. Error message for a duplicate entry: Applying the CIFS local users and groups information the 7-Mode stroage system <stora...Characters that are not allowed include @ # * ( ) = + [ ] |; : ", <> / and ?. Error message for a duplicate entry: Applying the CIFS local users and groups information the 7-Mode stroage system <storage name> to the SVM 'SVM_Name>. Failed to apply the CIFS local users ang groups information from the 7-Mode storage system <svm_name> to the SVM 'SVM_Name>. Error Code: 337 Reason: Failed processing line <line_number> of the input file.
Applies to 7-Mode ONTAP Description The root volume of the node that has gone down can be accessed the same way other volumes/shares/exports in failover mode
This article describes on how to limit iSCSI initiator access to target portals. iSCSI initiators might use the SendTargets command to discover all target portals on a target controller. The list of t...This article describes on how to limit iSCSI initiator access to target portals. iSCSI initiators might use the SendTargets command to discover all target portals on a target controller. The list of target portals in the SendTargets response will include network interfaces on the target controller that have the iSCSI service enabled. Certain iSCSI initiators may experience errors while attempting to access target portals on unavailable IP networks.
The transition job stops during the pre-cutover phase with 'Reason: A technical error has occurred': "message" : "Reason: A technical error has occurred.", at com.netapp.autozapi.marshal.ApiReader.rea...The transition job stops during the pre-cutover phase with 'Reason: A technical error has occurred': "message" : "Reason: A technical error has occurred.", at com.netapp.autozapi.marshal.ApiReader.readPrimitiveObject(ApiReader.java:235) ~[autozapi-runtime.jar:3.0] at com.netapp.autozapi.marshal.ApiReader.readFields(ApiReader.java:135) ~[autozapi-runtime.jar:3.0] at com.netapp.autozapi.marshal.ApiReader.readResponse(ApiReader.java:358) ~[autozapi-runtime.jar:3.0]
The command is executed from the Nodeshell of each node cluster::> system node run -node <node_name> -command ifstat [ -z ] -a | <interface_name> cluster::> system node run -node node_example> -comman...The command is executed from the Nodeshell of each node cluster::> system node run -node <node_name> -command ifstat [ -z ] -a | <interface_name> cluster::> system node run -node node_example> -command ifstat e0a The -z argument clears the statistics The -a argument displays statistics for all network interfaces including the virtual host and the loopback address. Optionally, you can leave off the -a argument and specify the name of a network interface.
HA Pairs have two separate nodes, on two separate motherboards, that only share same disks Each node creates groups of disks called Aggregates, which contain FlexVols that are mounted over CIFS, FCP, ...HA Pairs have two separate nodes, on two separate motherboards, that only share same disks Each node creates groups of disks called Aggregates, which contain FlexVols that are mounted over CIFS, FCP, iSCSI, or NFS To utilize the resources of both nodes, talk to your account team about setting up a FlexGroup or using multiple LUNs striped as a volume group on the host side. Technical Report: NetApp ONTAP FlexGroup Volumes Best Practices and Implementation Guide
The automatic takeover and giveback operations can work together to reduce and avoid client outages. By default, if one node in the HA pair panics, reboots, or halts, the partner node automatically t...The automatic takeover and giveback operations can work together to reduce and avoid client outages. By default, if one node in the HA pair panics, reboots, or halts, the partner node automatically takes over and then returns storage when the affected node reboots. The HA pair then resumes a normal operating state.
