Thanks Guys. So changing the user name attribute to userPrincipalName I can now log in using <user>@domain.com and I can then add the email notifications to the account. Only down side is that the userPrincipalName used @ my client is horrible...... Oh well at least it works
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I am also seeing similar issues with sending emails for Domain users. Like John and Niels I cannot log into WFA with just the user name, I need to use DOMAIN\username. What's the fix here, if any? Thanks
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Trying to setup email notification for a ldap user but the save button is disabled: Works fine for locally created users and the admin account: Any thoughts as to why this may be?
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Linux version 2.6.18-308.11.1.el5 (mockbuild@hs20-bc2-3.build.redhat.com) (gcc version 4.1.2 20080704 (Red Hat 4.1.2-52)) -bash-3.2$ ./wfa_ocsetup.sh /sbcimp/run/tp/sun/jre/v1.7.0_15-64bit/ Verifying archive integrity... All good. Uncompressing WFA OnCommand Setup..... *********************** Welcome to OnCommand Setup Utility for Linux ************************ * This utility enables remote read-only access to OnCommand(DFM) database tables, access is granted only to non-sensitive tables of DFM schema * It is recommended you override the default user credentials, if you do not override, setup will grant access to the default user * This utility requires a valid Java Runtime Environment(JRE)(6 or higher) * Usage: './wfa_ocsetup.sh <PATH-TO-JRE>' a. For OnCommand(DFM) versions which ship with Java (OC 5.0 or higher) you can point the installer to the 'java' folder in your DFM installation Example: './wfa_ocsetup.sh /opt/NTAPdfm/java' b. For DFM versions which do not ship with Java (DFM 4.0.x or lower), you have to install Java Runtime Environment separately, and point to that JRE Example: './wfa_ocsetup.sh /usr/lib/jvm/default-java/jre' ********************************************************************************************* ******************** Please override the default credentials below ************************** Override DB Username [wfa] : Override DB Password : Default credentials will be used if not overridden **************************** Start of response from the database **************************** >>> Connecting to database <<< Connected === Failed to drop user '' SQL Anywhere Error -154: Wrong number of parameters to function 'sp_droplogin' Exception in thread "main" com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybSQLException: SQL Anywhere Error -131: Syntax error near ',' on line 1 at com.sybase.jdbc3.tds.Tds.a(Unknown Source) at com.sybase.jdbc3.tds.Tds.nextResult(Unknown Source) at com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.ResultGetter.nextResult(Unknown Source) at com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybStatement.nextResult(Unknown Source) at com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybStatement.nextResult(Unknown Source) at com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybStatement.executeLoop(Unknown Source) at com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybStatement.execute(Unknown Source) at com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybStatement.execute(Unknown Source) at com.netapp.wfa.ocsetup.a.c(Unknown Source) at com.netapp.wfa.ocsetup.Main.main(Unknown Source) ***************************** End of response from the database ***************************** **************************************** End of Setup *************************************** If I specify an account it completes without error: -bash-3.2$ ./wfa_ocsetup.sh /sbcimp/run/tp/sun/jre/v1.7.0_15-64bit/ Verifying archive integrity... All good. Uncompressing WFA OnCommand Setup..... *********************** Welcome to OnCommand Setup Utility for Linux ************************ * This utility enables remote read-only access to OnCommand(DFM) database tables, access is granted only to non-sensitive tables of DFM schema * It is recommended you override the default user credentials, if you do not override, setup will grant access to the default user * This utility requires a valid Java Runtime Environment(JRE)(6 or higher) * Usage: './wfa_ocsetup.sh <PATH-TO-JRE>' a. For OnCommand(DFM) versions which ship with Java (OC 5.0 or higher) you can point the installer to the 'java' folder in your DFM installation Example: './wfa_ocsetup.sh /opt/NTAPdfm/java' b. For DFM versions which do not ship with Java (DFM 4.0.x or lower), you have to install Java Runtime Environment separately, and point to that JRE Example: './wfa_ocsetup.sh /usr/lib/jvm/default-java/jre' ********************************************************************************************* ******************** Please override the default credentials below ************************** Override DB Username [wfa] :wfa Override DB Password : Default credentials will be used if not overridden **************************** Start of response from the database **************************** >>> Connecting to database <<< Connected *** Dropped existing 'wfa' user === Created user 'wfa' >>> Granting access <<< Granted access ***************************** End of response from the database ***************************** **************************************** End of Setup ***************************************
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Hi just ran into this error too, and this happens when you do not type in a user account at the prompt: ******************** Please override the default credentials below ************************** Override DB Username [wfa] : You get a different error if the account does not exist. So yes I think it's a error in the script that needs to be corrected so that it can use the account in the parenthesis []
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Having a problem enabling HA on a couple of 8.1.1 c-mode sims installed on a ESX server, hopefully someone can advise here. Both nodes are in the cluster: dldnc800::*> cluster show Node Health Eligibility Epsilon -------------------- ------- ------------ ------------ dldnc800001vnfs true true true dldnc800002vnfs true true false 2 entries were displayed. dldnc800::> node show -fields sys node systemid --------------- ---------- dldnc800001vnfs 4061490324 dldnc800002vnfs 4034389062 2 entries were displayed. dldnc800::> node show -fields serialnumber node serialnumber --------------- ------------ dldnc800001vnfs 4061490-32-4 dldnc800002vnfs 4034389-06-2 2 entries were displayed. When I try and enable the HA, I get this error: dldnc800::> cluster ha modify -configured true Warning: High Availability (HA) configuration for cluster services requires that both SFO storage failover and SFO auto-giveback be enabled. These actions will be performed if necessary. Do you want to continue? {y|n}: y Notice: configSFOForHA: Could not retrieve partner SFO information: entry doesn't exist. Error: command failed: entry doesn't exist I did find a knowlege base article, which points to the sysid https://kb.netapp.com/support/index?page=content&id=2016739, but setting this at the loader prompt for both nodes has not made any difference, I did try a couple variations: setenv partner-sysid 4061490324 setenv partner-systemid 4061490324 Would appreciate any help?
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Seems I have the same issue. I have a 250GB Virtual disk in the image that I downloaded off the official site in the c-mode for ESX file. See screen grab: Has anyone found a way of reducing this at all? Can I just remove this Hard Disk from the config? Thanks
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Thanks Dave, will do. That's exactly what I will be looking at next, however I still need my customer to tell me exactly what they need. I hate spending hours on this to be told, now that's not what we need, do it this way rather... Cheers Tony
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Scratch that, I managed to answer my own question Essentially I replaced the normal (true) for enabling the command with a find chart: And that find chart returns either true or false depending on what it finds... Tony
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Ok, bit of a strange question.... I am in the process of creating a workflow (for Oracle data stores) and as part of the design they want all the binary qtrees on the same volume... There are a few checks/rules around this: If the first binary qtree does not exist then by definition the volume does not exist, so create the volume and create the first qtree. If a binary qtree exists (I can search on naming rules) then identify which volume it is in, check if vol has enough space and add second qtree. If not enough space on volume, either grow volume, or create a new vol (I need to figure out what is the deciding factor around this). Anyway, the issue I have is that in the workflow I have a command to create the volume and the find chart associated with it has the check to see if the volume exists (I created my own fiter and finder for this and it works fine) so if it finds the volume, it then returns, however the command fails as it still expects the information to create the volume..... Is there any other way of doing this? I find the volume by checking for specific text in the qtree name. Thanks Tony
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Hi Yaron Yes that would be usefull, I am creating a workflow wich needs to set the soft valuse (for alerting) so if you have something that you can share that would be good, otherwise I will need to look at what goodrum has produced. If you can't share it publically, can you send it to my NetApp account? Thanks Tony
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Hi, not sure I have missed this or it's part of something else, but when you select the Qtree Create option, there does not seem to be a option to set the soft disk and filer limits from within the command. Can these be set elsewhere? Thanks Tony
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I'm trying to setup my WFA server to use a domain account to run the WFA service and then to actually use the same account to make the changes on the filers. In theory start the WFA Server service with the domain account, however I find that although it starts, I cannot access the Web portal. As a work around, I found that by adding the account into the Server local admin group, this then solves the problem. So my real question is, is what is the minimum rights that the account needs to the windows server? Running Windows Server 2008 R2 standard. Thanks Tony
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Thanks for this Yaron and team. Just been looking to document the workflow that I created, and found this thread. I clicked the link and incredibly it had all the details of my Workflow and commands written etc. This has saved me hours
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Hi So I have started on my first WFA workflow, and I have it kind a working. I am now trying to limit user inputs by using a runtime queries. It's been eons since I did any SQL quering.... So the first Input box, displays a list of all clustered controllers and this works fine: The Variable is Array1 SELECT DISTINCT(name) FROM storage.array WHERE partner_id IS NOT NULL LIMIT 1000 So the second input needs to automatically display the cluster partner, which the user can either select, or change (so not a locked input). So I have got this far, but I just can't get it to display the controller name: SELECT DISTINCT(name) FROM storage.array WHERE id = '${Array1}.partner_id'; So in the test window, or if you do a preview, and you actually put in the controller ID as the Array1 input it returns the name of the cluster partner, but if you select the first controller name, it displays nothing... Has anyone managed to get this working yet? Appreciate any help, thanks Tony
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