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How to verify shelf SAS port state after IOM or cable replacement

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Applies to

  • AFF Models
  • FAS Models
  • IOM-based SAS disk shelves
  • ONTAP 9

Description

  • Typically shelf-based part replacements will be identified as necessary through AutoSupport sections
  • After replacing either a cable or IOM module to resolve a SAS port state issue, the new state can be verified through the ONTAP CLI

 

 

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