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NetApp FAS-2552 Cluster Mode 8.2 - volume missing junction path

wakruem
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Hello,  I'm fairly new to the Netapp world.  Hope someone can assist.  Earlier today I configured FAS-2552 on the network.  Was successful in creating mulitple volumes.  Volumes mounted up successfully to a node running CentOS.  Had to migrate VM's from a older model NetApp FAS-2240 to the FAS-2552 via rsync over different mount points on the linux node.  Once the rsync was complete, I had to change the IP's for the 2 NFS LIF's due to requirements.  Once IP's were changed, I was then unable to mount the volumes to the same CentOS node that was working earlier.  In troubleshooting further I inadvertantly removed the junction path for a volume.  Is there anyway to recover the junction path that was originally assigned to this VM.  Was the data on this VM affected by removing the junction path?

 

Thanks.

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georgevj
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you can modify the junction path of a volume using the mount command. The syntax is : volume mount -volume [volname] -vserver [SVM name] -juction-path [junction path starting with "/"].

Please refer to "man volume mount" for more details.

Removing junction path attribute doesn't alter data stored inside the volume.

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