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DR CONFIG REPLICATION FAILED - Maximum volume count for Vserver reached

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Applies to

  • MetroCluster
  • ONTAP 9

Issue

  • An autosupport is received titled DR CONFIG REPLICATION FAILED
  • The output of metrocluster vserver show displays one (or more) degraded SVMs:
                              Cluster  : ClusterA
                              Vserver  : SVM1
                      Partner Vserver  : SVM1-mc
                  Configuration State  : degraded
                        Stream Status  : processing-task
                            Failed Row : Table Name: volume, Operation: get, Fields: SVM1-mc ...                            
                                         Table Name: volume_object_repl_attrs, Operation: get, Fields: ...
                         Failed Reason : Apply failed for Object: volume Method: baseline. Reason: Cannot create volume.                                           Reason: Maximum volume count for Vserver SVM1-mc reached. Maximum volume count                                          is 250.
                 Last apply fail time  : 3/29/2020 12:25:41

 

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