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MetroCluster vserver changes not replicated

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  • MetroCluster
  • ONTAP 9
  • MetroCluster vserver changes not replicated between clusters

Issue

In this example a vserver has been deleted on cluster02 but this change is not replicated to cluster01 and the DR vserver is not deleted. The vserver is still visible in the output of metrocluster vserver show on cluster01 and Configuration State is unhealthy.

cluster01
Cluster Name         Vserver            Partner                     Configuration State        
cluster01            Vserver001         Vserver001-mc               healthy            
cluster01            cluster01          cluster02                   healthy            
cluster02            cluster02          cluster01                   healthy
cluster02            Vserver002         Vserver002-mc               unhealthy

cluster02
Cluster Name        Vserver            Partner                     Configuration State
cluster01           Vserver001         Vserver001-mc               healthy
cluster01           cluster01          cluster02                   healthy
cluster02           cluster02          cluster01                   healthy

The following errors will be present in MGWD logs

server=mgwd: RPC: Timed out; netid=tcp fd=695 TO=60.0s TT=60.000s O=23576b I=0b CN=31985/17 VSID=-1 192.168.12.13:11104RPC: Timed out; netid=tcp fd=675 TO=60.0s TT=60.000s O=2912b I=0b CN=25923/3 VSID=-1 192.168.12.10:11104
server=mgwd: RPC: Timed out; netid=tcp fd=695 TO=60.0s TT=60.000s O=23576b I=0b CN=31985/17 VSID=-1 192.168.12.13:11104RPC: Timed out; netid=tcp fd=695 TO=60.0s TT=60.000s O=23576b I=0b CN=31985/17 VSID=-1 192.168.12.20:11104

In this example the 192.168.12.X IP addresses are the intercluster lifs and port 11104 is used by the Config Replication Service (CRS)

 

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