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Fabric pool disconnected due to invalid DNS configuration

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Fabricpool

Issue

  • The object-store is in unavailable state.

Cluster::*> object-store show
(storage aggregate object-store show)
Aggregate        Object Store Name Availability   Mirror Type
--------------   ----------------- -------------  -----------
aggr1_fabricpool  fabric-pool       unavailable    primary
aggr2_fabricpool  fabric-pool       unavailable    primary

  • From the event logs:-
Cluster::*> event log show -event *SG-fabric-pool-dr*
Time                Node               Severity      Event
------------------- ---------------- ------------- ---------------------------
6/13/2024 15:56:45  Node04            EMERGENCY    object.store.unavailable: Unable to connect to the object store "fabric-pool" from node 71b1612d-8292-11ed-b2bb-d039eaa29402. Reason: Operation Timedout.
 
  • Unable to ping to Object-store DNS “XXXX.dhc.local” form InterCluster LIFs.
  •  Able to ping DNS IP "10.199.217.XX" from InterCluster LIFs.
  •  Ran the “object-store profiler test” from Node-01, it failed with the error “wrong port or server not reachable”.

 

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