Solved: Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo issue

mark_schuren · ‎2014-01-29

Hi PoSH community. I'm a bit stuck with this cmdlet using Toolkit Version 3.0.1:

Get-NaFcAdapter | ?{$_.AdapterType -match "initiator"} | Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo | fc

^^ this usually gives exactly the info I need (FC disk/tape adapter- and SFP-Info).

However, the same cmdlet throws ugly errors when the connected NaController has one or more FC adapter(s) connected to a FC switch (e.g. a Fabric MetroCluster node or just a single FC link into a tape SAN):

Get-NaFcAdapter -Controller $Controller | ?{$_.AdapterType -match "initiator"} | Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo

Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo : Fehler im XML-Dokument (1,543).

Bei Zeile:1 Zeichen:106

+ Get-NaFcAdapter -Controller $Controller | ?{$_.AdapterType -match "initiator"} | Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo <<<<

+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (filer2:NaController) [Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo], InvalidOperationException

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ApiException,DataONTAP.PowerShell.SDK.Cmdlets.StorageAdapter.GetNaStorageAdapterInfo

Is this a known bug?

beam · ‎2014-03-12

Hi Mark,

Have you tried this with the latest version of the Toolkit (version 3.1, http://support.netapp.com/NOW/download/tools/powershell_toolkit/)?

-Steven

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JGPSHNTAP · ‎2014-01-29

Mark,

I was trying to look into this in my lab, but i'm unable to see what your seeing.. Are you saying that if you run the same cmdlet with -controller $controller it throws an error ?

Can you show me what normal output looks like?

JGPSHNTAP · ‎2014-01-29

So, i was having more issues with this cmdlet.

All the properties are embedded it looks like

So, for example, I was only able to get certain properties doing this

get-nafcadapter | ? {$_.adapterstatus -eq "online"} | Select @{E={(get-nastorageadapterinfo $_.adaptername).adapterdetailinfo.adapterfc.adapterfcinfo.fclinkrate};N="link rate"}

If I do it any other way, I get

AdapterDetailInfo

-----------------

DataONTAP.Types.StorageAdapter.AdapterDetailInfo

mark_schuren · ‎2014-01-29

PS H:\Powershell-Scripts> Connect-NaController ucnlabfiler01

Name Address Ontapi Version

---- ------- ------ -------

ucnlabfiler01 10.230.1.1 1.19 NetApp Release 8.1.4 7-Mode: Wed Nov 20 16:16:17 PST 2013

PS H:\Powershell-Scripts> Get-NaStorageAdapter

AdapterName

-----------

0b # on-board FC initiator port

0d

2a

2b

2c

2d

3a

3b

3c

3d

PS H:\Powershell-Scripts> Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo -Name 0b

AdapterDetailInfo

-----------------

DataONTAP.Types.StorageAdapter.AdapterDetailInfo

^^ THAT WORKS FINE and returns the expected object ^^

Now I do the same thing against a different filer (which has an FC switch connected to 0a – for tape access):

PS H:\Powershell-Scripts> Connect-NaController ucnfiler02

Name Address Ontapi Version

---- ------- ------ -------

ucnfiler02 10.200.1.6 1.19 NetApp Release 8.1.4 7-Mode: Wed Nov 20 16:14:39 PST 2013

PS H:\Powershell-Scripts> Get-NaStorageAdapter

AdapterName

-----------

0a # <- this is FC initiator connected to switch

0c # <- this is SAS

0d # <- this is SAS

PS H:\Powershell-Scripts> Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo -Name 0a

Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo : Fehler im XML-Dokument (1,545).

In Zeile:1 Zeichen:1

+ Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo -Name 0a

+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (ucnfiler02:NaController) [Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo], InvalidOperation

Exception

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ApiException,DataONTAP.PowerShell.SDK.Cmdlets.StorageAdapter.GetNaStorageAdapterInfo

PS H:\Powershell-Scripts> Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo -Name 0c

AdapterDetailInfo

-----------------

DataONTAP.Types.StorageAdapter.AdapterDetailInfo

So essentially the cmdlet (or the API) throws an unexpected error „InvalidOperation“…

To make it a bit easier, the SYSCONFIG-A for the second system shows:

slot 0: FC Host Adapter 0a (QLogic 2432 rev. 2, N-port, <UP>)

Firmware rev: 5.4.100

Host Port Id: 0x150200

FC Node Name: 5:00a:098000:278fef

FC Port Name: 5:00a:098000:278fef

SFP Vendor: FINISAR CORP.

SFP Part Number: FTLF8524P2BNV

SFP Serial Number: PH869T8

SFP Capabilities: 1, 2 or 4 Gbit

Link Data Rate: 4 Gbit

Switch Port: ucnsansw01:2

ucnsansw01:0.126L1 Medium Changer: FSC FibreCAT-TX24 S24.63 (LTDE65405435_LL0)

ucnsansw01:0.126 Tape: Hewlett-Packard LTO-4 V62B (HU19306ABY)

I/O base 0x00009400, size 0x100

memory mapped I/O base 0xfe0f8000, size 0x4000

slot 0: Fibre Channel Target Host Adapter 0b

(QLogic 2432 (2462) rev. 2, <ONLINE>)

Firmware rev: 5.5.2

Host Port Addr: 160400

FC Nodename: 50:0a:09:80:88:8d:a8:52 (500a0980888da852)

FC Portname: 50:0a:09:81:98:8d:a8:52 (500a0981988da852)

Connection: PTP, Fabric

Switch Port: ucnsansw02:4

SFP Vendor Name: FINISAR CORP.

SFP Vendor P/N: FTLF8524P2BNV

SFP Vendor Rev: A

SFP Serial No.: PH77FQE

SFP Connector: LC

SFP Capabilities: 1, 2, 4 Gbit/Sec

I/O base 0x00009800, size 0x100

memory mapped I/O base 0xfe0fc000, size 0x4000

slot 0: SAS Host Adapter 0c (LSI Logic 1068E rev. B3, SAS, <UP>)

Firmware rev: 1.31.02.00

Base WWN: 5:00a098:00026f2:50

Phy State: [0] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

[1] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

[2] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

[3] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

00.0 : NETAPP X287_HVPBP288A15 NA00 272.0GB 520B/sect (JLVTJBYC)

00.1 : NETAPP X287_HVPBP288A15 NA00 272.0GB 520B/sect (JLVT34EC)

00.2 : NETAPP X287_S15K5288A15 NA01 272.0GB 520B/sect (3LM18T6L00009750FCSH)

00.3 : NETAPP X287_S15K5288A15 NA01 272.0GB 520B/sect (3LM14YW900009750M49T)

00.4 : NETAPP X287_HVPBP288A15 NA00 272.0GB 520B/sect (JLVSXBTC)

00.5 : NETAPP X287_S15K5288A15 NA01 272.0GB 520B/sect (3LM14YPP00009750MUDT)

00.6 : NETAPP X287_HVPBP288A15 NA00 272.0GB 520B/sect (JLVT2MJC)

00.7 : NETAPP X287_S15K5288A15 NA01 272.0GB 520B/sect (3LM14Y4L00009747QEFV)

00.8 : NETAPP X287_HVPBP288A15 NA00 272.0GB 520B/sect (JLVT3HSC)

00.9 : NETAPP X287_S15K5288A15 NA01 272.0GB 520B/sect (3LM18CE000009750FA4Q)

00.10: NETAPP X287_HVPBP288A15 NA00 272.0GB 520B/sect (JLVS9B4C)

00.11: NETAPP X287_S15K5288A15 NA01 272.0GB 520B/sect (3LM14YHS00009750N4HL)

Shelf 0: ESAS Firmware rev. SAS A: 05 SAS B: 05

slot 0: SAS Host Adapter 0d (LSI Logic 1068E rev. B3, SAS, <UP>)

Firmware rev: 1.31.02.00

Base WWN: 5:00a098:00026f2:54

Phy State: [4] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

[5] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

[6] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

[7] Enabled, 3.0 Gb/s

QSFP Vendor: Molex Inc.

QSFP Part Number: 112-00176+A0

QSFP Type: Copper 0.5m ID:00

QSFP Serial Number: 006120393

01.0 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0527094)

01.1 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0524329)

01.2 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0529216)

01.3 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0526272)

01.4 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0529257)

01.5 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0525404)

01.6 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0504812)

01.7 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0526067)

01.8 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0526765)

01.9 : NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0529224)

01.10: NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0510060)

01.11: NETAPP X306_WMANT02TSSM NA08 1695.4GB 512B/sect (WD-WMAUR0523968)

Shelf 1: IOM3 Firmware rev. IOM3 A: 0172 IOM3 B: 0172

I/O base 0x0000c800, size 0x100

memory mapped I/O base 0xfe9fc000, size 0x4000

memory mapped I/O base 0xfe9e0000, size 0x10000

Ever seen this before? Is this an ONTAP (API) problem, or a bug in the PS Toolkit?

Nachricht edited by: Mark Schuren Previous post was incomplete, sorry!

JGPSHNTAP · ‎2014-01-29

Ha - Mark, I'm even more confused now.. 🙂

So, are you not having an issue with the fcadapter cmdlet? Let's get that out of the way..

I'm not sure what i'm looking at now 😞

mark_schuren · ‎2014-01-29

Just take a normal Netapp filer (ONTAP 8.1.x), which has at least one FC storage HBA. Let’s say adapter name is 0a.

FIRST:

Do a

Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo -Name 0a

This returns the object you mention (a single line of output - which IS GOOD!).

( To see the whole object use Get-NaStorageAdapterInfo -Name 0a | fc )

THEN:

plug a cable the same FC adapter and connect it to a brocade fibrechannel switch.

Repeat the above command – and bam you get the error…

Mark

beam · ‎2014-03-12

Hi Mark,

Have you tried this with the latest version of the Toolkit (version 3.1, http://support.netapp.com/NOW/download/tools/powershell_toolkit/)?

-Steven

mark_schuren · ‎2014-03-12

Yes, update from Toolkit from 3.0.1 to 3.1.0 fixes the issue.

Thanks for the hint!