Is it possible to perform an ONTAP upgrade when the network switch has failed?

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Applies to

ONTAP 9

Issue

An ONTAP upgrade is planned, but the one of connected switch has failed.
So manually blocked the ports connected to the faulty switch as follows:

node-0: e0e, e0g, e1a -> Connected to SW#00: up node-1: e0e, e0g, e1a -> Connected to SW#00: up node-0: e0f, e0h, e1b -> Connected to SW#01: down node-1: e0f, e0h, e1b -> Connected to SW#01: down node-2: e0e, e0g, e1a -> Connected to SW#10: up node-3: e0e, e0g, e1a -> Connected to SW#10: up node-2: e0f, e0h, e1b -> Connected to SW#11: up node-3: e0f, e0h, e1b -> Connected to SW#11: up

Based on the output of the network port ifgrp show command, there is an ifgrp with partial active ports.

::> network port ifgrp show Port Distribution Active Node IfGrp Function MAC Address Ports Ports -------- ---------- ------------ ----------------- ------- ------------------- jp4b01-nfc001-00 a0a ip 02:a0:98:af:bf:9c partial e0e, e0f, e0g, e0h a0b ip 02:a0:98:af:bf:91 partial e1a, e1b jp4b01-nfc001-01 a0a ip 02:a0:98:af:cb:b9 partial e0e, e0f, e0g, e0h a0b ip 02:a0:98:af:cb:ae partial e1a, e1b jp4b01-nfc002-00 a0a ip 02:a0:98:f0:0d:96 full e0e, e0f, e0g, e0h a0b ip 02:a0:98:f0:0d:8b full e1a, e1b jp4b01-nfc002-01 a0a ip 02:a0:98:f0:0c:f6 full e0e, e0f, e0g, e0h a0b ip 02:a0:98:f0:0c:eb full e1a, e1b