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E-Series asynchronous mirror group suspended internally due to secondary mirror volume repository being full

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Applies to

  • NetApp E-Series
  • All Platforms

Issue

  • An asynchronous mirror group (AMG) goes into a suspended state.
  • To confirm the cause of the suspension, look for the following two entries in the MEL:
  • Event Type: 7C09

Description: An asynchronous mirror group secondary member repository is full - Volume SSID:0x0000c00f <--CRITICAL

  • Event Type: 7C35

Description: A mirror has stopped

  • Event Type: 7C02

Description: An asynchronous mirror group was suspended internally

  • Also, the following entry will be found in the Recovery Guru:

ARVM_SYNC_INTERNALLY_SUSPENDED

  • Within event type 7C35 - A mirror has stopped, the raw MEL data byte 0x94 is decoded to Asynchronous Mirror Group Member Failure Reason Code: MEL_RC_STOP_SEC_REPOSITORY_FULL(22)

 

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