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Cluster peering failing  with cpeer.psk.cluster.revoked:error

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4/28/2025, 1:37:16 PM

Applies to

  • ONTAP 9.x
  • Cluster Peering
  • Cipher Suites

Issue

  • New created cluster peer is in unavailable state.
source::> cluster peer show
Peer Cluster Name         Cluster Serial Number Availability   Authentication
------------------------- --------------------- -------------- --------------
destination               1-80-xxxxxx           Unavailable    ok
 
destination::> cluster peer show
Peer Cluster Name         Cluster Serial Number Availability   Authentication
------------------------- --------------------- -------------- --------------
source                    1-80-xxxxxx          Unavailable    ok
  • cluster peer ping is reachable to each other from all the nodes of the both cluster.
source::*>  cluster peer ping -destination-cluster destination
Node: source_node1        Destination Cluster: destination
Destination Node IP Address       Count  TTL RTT(ms) Status
---------------- ---------------- ----- ---- ------- -------------------------
destination_node1  10.xx.xx.xx        1   64    0.28 interface_reachable
destination_node2  10.xx.xx.xx        1   64   0.157 interface_reachable
Node: source_node2        Destination Cluster: destination
Destination Node IP Address       Count  TTL RTT(ms) Status
---------------- ---------------- ----- ---- ------- -------------------------
destination_node1  10.xx.xx.xx        1   64   0.137 interface_reachable
destination_node2  10.xx.xx.xx        1   64   0.189 interface_reachable
4 entries were displayed.
 
  • Port 11104 and 11105 are also reachable from both source and destination clusters, no network or any other connectivity issue found.
  • Below alerts is seen on ems logs:
Thu Apr 24 17:00:04 +0000 [source: cpeer.psk.cluster.revoked:error]: ONTAP received a TLS request to authenticate with the pre-shared key of remote cluster destination, but the relationship with the remote cluster has been revoked by the administrator of this cluster. The request was sent from address 10.xx.xx.xx in IPspace Default.
Thu Apr 24 17:00:06 +0000 [source: cpeer.psk.unknown.cluster:error]: ONTAP received a TLS request to authenticate with a remote cluster's pre-shared key, but the remote cluster UUID (36beed9a-6c84-11ec-868b-xxxxxxxxx) is unrecognized. The probe arrived from address 10.xx.xx.xx in IPspace Default.
Thu Apr 24 17:00:09 +0000 [source: cpeer.unavailable:alert]: Peer cluster destination is no longer available.
  • Ktls handshake failing alerts are also seen in ems
Thu Apr 24 17:00:33 +0000 [source: ktls_handshakes: csm.connectionFailed:debug]: CSM failed to create a connection: localBladeUUID = source:dblade, remoteBladeUUID = 690257a8-xxx, uniquifier = 0e063389xxxxx, transportType = UNASSIGNED, sessionTag = CPEER, localVifId = 1028, remoteVifIP = 10.xx.xx.xx, CsmError = CSM_CONNABORTED, ctLoError = CTLO_ERR_UNKNOWN, socketError = 5, and TLSerror = 167772345.
Thu Apr 24 17:00:33 +0000 [stnpa3-02-st103: ktls_handshakes: csm.createSessionFailed:debug]: Cluster Session Manager (CSM) failed to create session (req=source:dblade, rsp=690257a8-ad3a-11eb-ad83-xxxxxxx, uniquifier=0e0633892xxxxxx) with transport type UNASSIGNED, session tag CPEER, record state STARTING, CSM error CSM_CONNABORTED, low-level error CTLO_ERR_OK, socket error 5, and TLS error 167772345.

 

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