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If cpeer.addr.stable.down occurs and then recovers on its own, is any additional action required?

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Cluster Peer
  • SnapMirror

Answer

No. If the cpeer.addr.stable.down condition has recovered, no additional action is required.

  • When cpeer.addr.stable.down occurs and then clears by itself, a transient issue somewhere along the network path is suspected. 
  • As long as the cluster peer becomes reachable again, the cluster peer relationship will recover automatically
  • SnapMirror will resume normal operation after the cluster peer has recovered.

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