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Does difference in IDs included in clam.node.ooq lead to any differences in behavior?

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ONTAP 9

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There is no fundamental difference in behavior due to the difference in IDs included in clam.node.ooq event.

Note: Generally, if <node1> is shut down, ID=1000, and if <node2> is shut down, ID=1001.

Example:

clam.node.ooq: Node (name=<node1>, ID=1000) is out of "CLAM quorum" (reason=seen by HA partner).

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