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A disk is lost after the motherboard is replaced

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ONTAP 9

Issue

  • A disk is lost after the motherboard is replaced:
    • The disk is missing in the command "node run -node <node_name> disk show -v" output.
    • But it can be found in the command "node run -node <node_name> disk show -a" output.
  • The disk owner is the same, but the system ID is different.

::> node run -node aff200-dal-1a "disk show -a"
  DISK       OWNER                    POOL   SERIAL NUMBER         HOME                    DR HOME
------------ -------------            -----  -------------         -------------           -------------
0b.00.5      aff200-dal-1b(537127733)    Pool0  S396NX0JC42234        aff200-dal-1b(537127733)
0b.00.5P1    aff200-dal-1b(537127675)    Pool0  S396NX0JC42234NP001   aff200-dal-1b(537127675)
0b.00.5P2    aff200-dal-1b(537127733)    Pool0  S396NX0JC42234NP002   aff200-dal-1b(537127733)
0b.00.5P3    aff200-dal-1b(537127733)    Pool0  S396NX0JC42234NP003   aff200-dal-1b(537127733)

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