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During FabricPool S3 object store unavailable Windows SAN host reported filesystem corruption

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Applies to

  • FabricPool
  • ONTAP 9
  • SAN
  • Windows

Issue

  • FabricPool in SAN environment with Windows host
  • When object storage in the Fabric Pool experiences extended unavailability, it might result in corruption of the Windows filesystem in the intended LUN.
  • Files of the disk (NetApp LUN) on Windows host may be inaccessible or disappear
  • Window host reports below events:
    • Event ID 55: It is reported if the operating system detects the file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable.
    • Event ID 7: Disk has a bad block" warning (Example: The device, \Device\Harddisk0\DR0, is a bad block)
  • ONTAP EMS event log:

[cluster: OscHighPriThreadPool: object.store.unavailable:EMERGENCY]: Unable to connect to the object store "FabricPool_OBJ" from node c7495f2d-0154-11e8-bf6a-xxxxxxxxxxxx. Reason: Internal server error.
[cluster: OscHighPriThreadPool: object.store.unavailable:EMERGENCY]: Unable to connect to the object store "FabricPool_OBJ" from node c7495f2d-0154-11e8-bf6a-xxxxxxxxxxxx. Reason: Operation Timedout.

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