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Split clone volume deletion fails due to vserver key management being mixed

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Applies to

  • ONTAP
  • OnBoard Key Manager (OKM)
  • KMIP

Issue

Attempting to delete a volume that is the result of a clone split fails with the following error;
 

Error when deleting - Volume encryption keys (VEK) cannot be created or deleted for data Vserver "svm_25fb13367df211eca5e19ecfab5c5e43_c3a18b1f". External key management has been configured for data Vserver "svm_25fb13367df211eca5e19ecfab5c5e43_c3a18b1f" but VEKs for existing encrypted volumes of this data Vserver are stored in key manager configured for the admin Vserver. Either use the (privilege: advanced) "security key-manager key migrate -from-vserver <admin vserver_name> -to-vserver <data vserver_name>" command to migrate existing keys of this data Vserver from the admin Vserver's key manager to this data Vserver's key manager or unconfigure the key manager for this data Vserver.

 

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