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Waiting for reservations to clear after ANDU panic reboot

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Issue

  • During an ANDU ONTAP upgrade, after the first node is taken over, finishes the upgrade and reboots, the HA interconnect link is down
  • The takeover node may have panicked or was rebooted at some point after the takeover
  • The upgraded node will boot only to "waiting for reservations to clear" and a giveback will not be possible (due to not being at "Waiting for giveback")
  • The ANDU process will stop and cannot be resumed due to a lack of a working HA interconnect
  • Both physical links of the HA interconnect are UP and the cluster ports are working normally
  • Only the RDMA link is down:

    cluster::> system ha interconnect status show                       
    Node: node1
                  Link 0 Status: up
                  Link 1 Status: up
               Is Link 0 Active: true          
               Is Link 1 Active: true        
               IC RDMA Connection: down

    Warning: Unable to list entries on node "node2". RPC: Couldn't make connection [from mgwd on node "node1" (VSID: -1) to kernel at 169.254.200.103]

    Error: show failed: RPC: Couldn't make connection [from mgwd on node "node1" (VSID: -1) to kernel at 169.254.200.103]  * waiting for reservations to clear is shown in node2's console


  • During troubleshooting, rebooting the down node, rebooting the up node, reseating interconnect cables, and rebooting the cluster switches have no effect on the RDMA link status

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