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Remote disk and plex failures after MCCIP RCF upgrade

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Metrocluster IP
  • Switch RCF upgrades

Issue

  • Takeover is disabled on both sides of the MetroCluster:

[ClusterB-01: monitor: monitor.globalStatus.critical:EMERGENCY]: Controller failover of ClusterB-02 is not possible: partner mailbox disks not accessible or invalid. One or more mirrored aggregates are degraded. Disk on adapter 0m, shelf x, bay x, not responding. Disk on adapter 0m, shelf x, bay x, not responding.  There are not enough spare disks. 

 
  • One or more aggregates are degraded:
Cluster::> aggr plex show
Is      Is         Resyncing
Aggregate Plex      Online  Resyncing    Percent Status
--------- --------- ------- ---------- --------- ---------------
aggr1_ClustB_01 plex1 false  false              - failed,inactive
  • Issues to remote disks seen:
cf.disk.skipped:notice]: The disk 0m.i1.0L2 was skipped because it reported the status adapter error prevents command from being sent to device.
cf.disk.skipped:notice]: The disk 0m.i1.0L9 was skipped because it reported the status adapter error prevents command from being sent to device.
cf.disk.skipped:notice]: The disk 0m.i2.3L25 was skipped because it reported the status adapter error prevents command from being sent to device.
cf.disk.skipped:notice]: The disk 0v.i2.2L27 was skipped because it reported the status adapter error prevents command from being sent to device.

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