Applies to ONTAP 9 NVMe namespace VMware ESXi 8.0 u2 and later Issue NVMe namespace does not free space in aggregate after it is deleted by host When using NVMe/FC or NVMe/TCP deleting space in VMware...Applies to ONTAP 9 NVMe namespace VMware ESXi 8.0 u2 and later Issue NVMe namespace does not free space in aggregate after it is deleted by host When using NVMe/FC or NVMe/TCP deleting space in VMware ESXi 8 update 3 datastore does not free up space in the ONTAP volume
Applies to Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode ONTAP 9 VMware ESXi VMware vCenter Server VMware Virtual Machine File System (VMFS) version 6 Description According to VMware's documentation Space Reclamatio...Applies to Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode ONTAP 9 VMware ESXi VMware vCenter Server VMware Virtual Machine File System (VMFS) version 6 Description According to VMware's documentation Space Reclamation Requests from VMFS Datastores when setting up automatic space reclamation for VMFS6 datastores you need to specify the unmap granularity based on the storage vendor's optimal unmap granularity
Deleting files or VMs on VMware does not return space to the LUN or volume, and the space shows as full. Sun Jul 21 05:31:59 +0800 [NetApp-01: VdomFSMThr_06: LUN.out.of.space:EMERGENCY]: LUN /vol/vol1...Deleting files or VMs on VMware does not return space to the LUN or volume, and the space shows as full. Sun Jul 21 05:31:59 +0800 [NetApp-01: VdomFSMThr_06: LUN.out.of.space:EMERGENCY]: LUN /vol/vol1/lun1, vol vol1 (DSID 10xx) is out of space (UUID: f53f44f5-b2b2-4b7d-9d8e-595e128xxxx). Sun Jul 21 05:49:43 +0800 [NetApp-01: wafl_exempt01: wafl.spacemgmnt.policyChg:notice]: The space management policy for volume volnetapp has changed: autosize volume maximum size 322122547200KB.
Applies to ONTAP VEEAM Microsoft Issue After Veeam backup deletions or consolidation space on a thin volume is not returned until several minutes after deletion
Applies to ONTAP 8 ONTAP 9 Issue User attempts to delete a Snapshot that is large in size, the "size" of the Snapshot will roll over into the previous Snapshot increasing its size again.