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ONTAP Select: OTS cluster node unable to boot due to low CPU frequency setting

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Applies to

  • ONTAP Select (OTS)
  • VMware Sphere 
  • VMware ESXi

Issue

Insufficient CPU allocated after migrating OTV cluster to a new ESXi host. Which prevents the cluster node from booting.

 

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