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How to get DFM updated after head swap

stjerna
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Hi,

After a headswap, all DFM host info did not get updated. Any ideas how to fix this?

So this is part of "dfm host diag <nodename>" output:

Host Details

According to:   DataFabric Manager server       Host

Host Name       osekina008-a.domain.com        osekina008-a.domain.com

System ID       0101169XXX                     0118055YYY

Model           FAS3050                        FAS3040

Type            Storage System                 Storage System

OS Version      7.3.5.1                        8.0.2P4 7-Mode

Revisions       330,8.0,2.1                    330,8.0,2.1

I don't want to delete the old host and create a new one since there's historical usage data I want to keep.

Thanks in advance,

Erik Stjerna

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stjerna
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This issue went away. Suppose DFM just figured it out in the end. After the Christmas/New Year's change freeze at customer, DFM looked OK...

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adaikkap
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Hi Erik,

     During this head swap what all did you change ? IP address ? Host name ? Check the following FAQ.

https://now.netapp.com/NOW/knowledge/docs/DFM_win/rel402/html/faq/index.shtml#_9.10

Regards

adai

stjerna
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Hi Adai,

Well it's really only the sysid that changed. Hostname and IP remains the same as for the old FAS3050.

Data ONTAP was upgraded right after the actual swap, DOT 7.3 -> 8.0.

Also, the "new" FAS3040 was redeployed from a different role with a different hostname which still does exist in the DFM db as a deleted item.

I have tried "dfm host discover" manually a couple of times but this does not make a difference.

One more thing that might complicate a delete and re-add of the host might be that this system is used as a a destination system for Protection Manager managed backups.

So maybe I could *really* delete the old entry for the FAS3040 and the entry I care about will be updated?

Or maybe poke around with dfm query run -f "select/delete/update...." so that the entries would be more to my liking - scary.....

--erik

adaikkap
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you may want to delete the OLD FAS 3040(using dfm host delete -f) which still exist in the DFM db as deleted item.Also can you check if you are getting any host identity conflict event ?

Also can you get us the output of dfm diag <hostid>

Regards

adai

stjerna
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I collected DFMDC a couple of days ago. Have a look in /x/eng/cs-data/2002741907.

I suppose you want "dfm host diag <id>". It's in the dfmhost.out log file in the above directory.

--erik

stjerna
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This issue went away. Suppose DFM just figured it out in the end. After the Christmas/New Year's change freeze at customer, DFM looked OK...

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