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SVMDR Fails with Failed to apply the source Vserver configuration

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9.16.1P4
  • SnapMirror SVM Disaster Recovery (SVMDR)
  • FlexGroup Volumes

Issue

SVMDR replication fails with errors similar to:

LastTransferError: Failed to apply the source Vserver configuration. Reason: Apply failed for Object: volume Method: baseline. Reason: Unable to set volume attribute "space-nearly-full-threshold-percent" for volume "FG_vol__0013" on Vserver "SVMDR_Name". Reason: Volume 'FG_vol__0013' is fenced.

or

Failed to get volume attributes for SVMDR_Name:FG_vol. (Device busy)

Additional symptoms may include:

  • 'volume show 'and' snapmirror show' commands indicate the volume is busy or not present
  • FlexGroup constituent volumes are stuck in a “busy” or “fenced” state
  • Attempts to delete or offline the volume may fail with “Volume busy”
  • Replication relationship status is Idle or Broken-off, but not healthy
  • 'debug vreport show' reports discrepancies between VLDB and WAFL for affected volumes

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