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SVM DR relationship fails to update or resync with error No common Snapshot copy found for volume

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • SnapMirror
  • SVM DR

Issue

  • Attempt to update/resync fails to establish SVM DR SnapMirror relationship.
  • SnapMirror reports no common snapshot copies are found: 

Transfer for volume "<volume>" failed. Reason: No common Snapshot copy found between <SVM>:<volume> and <SVM-DR>:<volume>. Delete the volume using the (privilege: advanced) "volume delete -force" command. Then, perform a SnapMirror resync using the "snapmirror resync" command. Execute "snapmirror show -destination-vserver <SVM-DR> -fields last-transfer-error,unhealthy-reason -expand" to check if the constituent volumes have encountered errors.

  • Sometimes, the destination volume can not be deleted.
    Example:

cluster_dst::*>set advanced
cluster_dst::*> volume delete -vserver SVM1 -volume volume1 -force true 
Error: command failed: Volume volume1 in Vserver SVM1 must be offline to be deleted. 
cluster_dst::*> volume offline -vserver SVM1 -volume volume1 -force true 
Warning: Forcing offline volume volume1 in Vserver SVM1 can potentially disrupt access to files in other volumes. 
Do you want to continue? {y|n}: y
vol offline: Error off lining volume "SVM1:volume1". Error while deleting junction.

 

 

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