Applies to ONTAP 9 iSCSI Windows Issue iSCSI luns do not show up on the host when they are configured from one of the NetApp nodes From other nodes, there's no problem with access
Applies to ONTAP 9 iSCSI Issue All paths down to iSCSI LUN during takeover of ONTAP upgrade iSCSI sessions only configure to one node of the HA pair from the host
Oracle RAC DB(with ASM) crashes during maintenance/upgrade activity when only a single path fails May 20 16:08:55 oracle multipathd: checker failed path 65:240 in map netappdisk10 May 20 16:10:31 orac...Oracle RAC DB(with ASM) crashes during maintenance/upgrade activity when only a single path fails May 20 16:08:55 oracle multipathd: checker failed path 65:240 in map netappdisk10 May 20 16:10:31 oracle multipathd: netappdisk10: sdaf - tur checker reports path is up May 20 16:11:10 oracle multipathd: checker failed path 65:240 in map netappdisk10 May 20 16:11:16 oracle multipathd: netappdisk10: sdaf - tur checker reports path is up
Applies to Oracle ASM Remote OPS are observed on LUNs mapped to RHEL/OEL servers which are using Oracle ASM as Volume Manager. The issue is observed even if multipathing parameters are set on host as ...Applies to Oracle ASM Remote OPS are observed on LUNs mapped to RHEL/OEL servers which are using Oracle ASM as Volume Manager. The issue is observed even if multipathing parameters are set on host as per NetApp best practices. Following command output shows remote OPS: cluster1::*> statistics show-periodic -object lun -vserver svm_win -instance /vol/vol_win/lun1 -counter total_ops|remote_ops|remote_bytes cluster1: lun./vol/vol_win/lun1: 5/18/2020 22:02:26 remote remote total bytes ops ops