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    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/ontap-select/Select-KBs/High_load_of_the_cpu_and_disks_due_to_a_snapmirror_full_resync_and_snapshot_scanner
      Applies to Ontap select Snapmirror Wafl scanner ONTAP 9 Issue Increase in the use of the disks on the aggregate combined with a high load of the cpu on the Ontap select hypervisor.
    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/Ontap_OS/OS-KBs/What_is_ownblocks_calc__scanner_and_how_does_it_work
      And blks used can get restarted every time a new delete occurs so it might take a long time for the ownblocks to get a chance to run & update the values, but there is no data integrity issue as far as...And blks used can get restarted every time a new delete occurs so it might take a long time for the ownblocks to get a chance to run & update the values, but there is no data integrity issue as far as the snapshot itself is concerned. Running wafl scan ownblocks_calc from nodeshell forces us to recalculate own blocks values through the scanner even if they are valid/scan has not been kicked off through blocks used which is why you see updated values once this is executed.