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ONTAP upgrade paused on error after self-encrypting drive failure

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • AFF system with NVMe self-encrypting drives (SEDs), including, but not limited to:
    • X4014S173315TNTE
    • X4014S173A15TNTE
    • X4013S17337T6NTE
    • X4013WBORA7T6NTF

Issue

  • During ONTAP upgrade, one or more partitioned disks fail with following error during boot:
[cluster-01:nse.op.failed:error]: Control failure on self-encrypting drive 0n.30; security provider: None, authority: None, during operation "tcg_tper_properties_sm".
[cluster-01:disk.init.failure.error:error]: Drive 0n.30 failed initialization due to error 5, sense code(5 2c 0 c).
[cluster-01:disk.init.failure.error:error]: Drive 0n.36 failed initialization due to error 5, sense code(5 2c 0 c).
[cluster-01:disk.init.failure.error:error]: Drive 0n.25 failed initialization due to error 5, sense code(5 2c 0 c).
[cluster-01:disk.init.failure.error:error]: Drive 0n.31 failed initialization due to error 5, sense code(5 2c 0 c).
[cluster-01:disk.init.failure.error:error]: Drive 0n.26 failed initialization due to error 5, sense code(5 2c 0 c).
[cluster-01:disk.init.failure.error:error]: Drive 0n.24 failed initialization due to error 5, sense code(5 2c 0 c).
  • This may result in disk inventory mismatch on partner node:
[cluster-01: svc_queue_thread: cf.disk.inventory.mismatch:error]: Status of the disk 0n.30P2 (xxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxx:00000000:00000000:00000000:00000000) has recently changed or the node (cluster-01) is missing the disk.
  • Partner can fail to giveback due to missing disks:
[cluster-02: svc_queue_thread: cf.giveback.disk.check.fail:alert]: cf giveback failed: Partner is missing disks.
  • Giveback may also be vetoed due to fabric pools:
sfo.giveback.failed: Giveback of aggregate aggr1 failed due to destination check failed.
sfo.sendhome.subsystemAbort: The giveback operation of 'aggr1' was aborted by 'fabric pools'.
gb.netra.ca.check.failed: Giveback of aggregate 'aggr1' (uuid: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx) failed due to Object store is not reachable on destination preventing object store access on the destination node.
  • In situations where multiple disks are failed in the root aggregate, on boot, node may boot to:
Waiting for giveback...(Press Ctrl-C to abort wait)Entering FM state:5 because mbFound:0 local in headswap:0
Entering FM state:5 because mbFound:0 local in headswap:0
Entering FM state:5 because mbFound:0 local in headswap:0

 

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