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S3 protocol is added as an allow-protocol after upgrading ONTAP to 9.12.1 and later

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9.12.1 and later
  • S3 Protocol

Issue

After upgrading ONTAP, s3 is added to vserver as an allow-protocol automatically.

Cluster::> vserver show -fields rootvolume,rootvolume-security-style,language,snapshot-policy,allowed-protocols,ipspace
vserver rootvolume rootvolume-security-style language snapshot-policy allowed-protocols ipspace
------- ---------- ------------------------- -------- --------------- ----------------- -------
...
node1-svm01 node1svm01_root unix C.UTF-8 default nfs,s3 Default
node1-svm02 node1svm02nfsv4_root unix C.UTF-8 default nfs,s3 Default
node1-svm03 node1svm03nfsv4_root unix C.UTF-8 default nfs,s3 Default

 

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