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After ONTAP upgrade SAN hosts lost path to LUN

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Applies to

  • SAN
  • VMware
  • FCP

Issue

  • Below alarms seen on the host end-
NMP: vmk_*********D:1243: UID of a device (path vmhba1:C0:T11:L83) has changed from naa.6*************638 (2025-04-13T20:26:29.361Z cpu2:66080).
2025-04-13T20:19:55.263Z cpu12:24202089)WARNING: NMP: nmp_PspSet:527: Switching to claimrule PSP "V***R" for device Unregistered Device.
2025-04-13T20:19:55.263Z cpu12:24202089)WARNING: VMW_SATP_ALUA: satp_alua_getTargetPortInfo:59: Could not get page 83 INQUIRY length for path "vm*******L80" - Not supported (195887136)
  •  All the missing paths were to one particular adapter on the storage.
  • The fcp ping-initiator show output shows several FC logical interfaces in a reachable state; however, the initiator WWPN is reported as not logged in.

fcp ping-initiator show -vserver SV******400 -wwpn 10:**:**:**:**:**:**:5*
  (vserver fcp ping-initiator show)
                            Node       Logical   Ping        Extended
Vserver   WWPN              Name       Interface Status      Status
--------- ----------------- ---------- --------- ----------- -----------------
SVM_LBFLDC_A400
          10:00:00:10:9b:34:fc:5d
                            LBFL-A400-01
                                       FC02_NODE01_0F
                                                 reachable   wwpn-logged-in
          10:00:00:10:9b:34:fc:5d
                            LBFL-A400-02
                                       FC04_NODE02_0F
                                                 reachable   wwpn-not-logged_in
          10:00:00:10:9b:34:fc:5d
                            LBFL-A400-01
                                       FC06_NODE01_0F
                                                 reachable   wwpn-logged-in
          10:00:00:10:9b:34:fc:5d
                            LBFL-A400-02
                                       FC08_NODE02_0F
                                                 reachable   wwpn-not-logged_in

  • To troubleshoot and resolve the initiator login issue, perform the following isolation steps:
    • Rescan host end adapter 
    • Toggle the switch port connected to host initiator
      • portenable
      • portdisable
    • Reset the Host HBA 
    • Reset the LIFs on NetApp end using below command:
      • ::> net int modify -vserver <vserver_name> -lif <lif_name> -status-admin down
      • ::> net int modify -vserver <vserver_name> -lif <lif_name> -status-admin up
    • Toggle the storage port using below command, one at a time:
      • ::> network fcp adapter modify -node node1 -adapter <> -status-admin down
      • ::> network fcp adapter modify -node node1 -adapter <> -status-admin dup

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