Branden Taber wrote: Thanks for this. The pirate pack was quite helpful but it still does not do what I would like to. At least as far as I can see. When we have retired hosts, we want to remove just those specifically from an export but leave the rest of the exports there. Right now we have to manually edit this file with something like Notepad++ to do so. I was hoping I could leverage WFA to do this. For example: /vol/NFS_Test5 -sec=sys,rw=192.168.123.123:testhost,root=192.168.123.123:testhost Say I just want to remove testhost but leave 192.168.123.123 there. I don't want to delete the entire export. Any ideas? to remove only single hosts 192.168.123.123. Run below mentioned command on CLI. Run exportfs -p sec=sys,rw=testhost,root=testhost /vol/NFS_Test5
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Either you run below mentioned command vfiler setup vfiler1 setup -a "192.168.1.1 192.168.1.2" or manually edit Exports and Hosts.equiv files and run source command commit changes mentioned in file.
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These are the dependencies, which is required by cifs-util package. for eg it says "keyutils is needed by cifs-utils-5.4-1.fc17.x86_64". You need to install Keyutils rpm first before installing cifs-util and so on for other dependencies.
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Here are the steps. 1.) Check for cifs-util package. [root@dev-linux ~]# rpm -qa | grep -i cifs-util cifs-utils-5.4-1.fc17.x86_64 if cifs-util package doesnot exist, install it. 2.) create a cifs share on NetApp appliance. > cifs shares -add share1 /vol/test > cifs shares share1 /vol/test everyone / Full Control 3.) Mount share1 to linux. [root@dev-linux ~]# mount -t cifs 192.168.234.5:/share1 /mnt -o username=administrator Password: once you enter this command it will ask you for administrator password {created during cifs setup}. 4.) Validate mount point [root@dev-linux /]# df -h /mnt Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on 192.168.234.5:/share1 809M 138M 672M 18% /mnt Hope it will help -DEV
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The OSSV database for a particular relationship can also be restored if needed. It would be in root of destination qtree of NetApp filer. Restore the .OSSV_DATABASE_BACKUP file from the root of the destination qtree to a file in any temporary location on the OSSV host. For example: <install_dir>\bin\snapvault restore –S fas1:/vol/backups/ossv1/.OSSV_DATABASE_BACKUP C:\temp\database The OSSV service running on the host will automatically recognize this as a database restore and complete the operations to put the recovered database in place. -DEV
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Here’s how to change the NDMP password: Open up the Command prompt (on Windows) or Terminal (on Unix) ie. OSSV Host. Navigate to install_dir/bin folder. Run svpassword. You will be prompted for a new password. Enter the password. Restart the OSSV service on the host. e.g. [/]$ cd /usr/snapvault/bin [/usr/snapvault/bin]$ ./svpassword Password: <Enter the password here> Password changed Here is the link for more information https://kb.netapp.com/support/index?page=content&id=2010134&actp=LIST_RECENT&viewlocale=en_US&searchid=1296570465177 Hope it will help. -DEV
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Nope, we cannot move cloned volume to other aggregate and yes if you have splitted clone volume then after split finishes, you have serveral ways to move it to other aggregates. You need to explain your next question "Can we restore the cloned volume snapstore restoration" in detail.
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As i already told you that "you are right" means it will take space from volume untill you will split it. and if you have gone through link provided by me. you must not ask this questions again
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Hi TMADOCTHOMAS, This command works like a charm for me, so Probably you don't need worry about it, "setup -a" command will not run any setup command again, it will just change admin host IP. fas3170> vfiler run fas3170_vfiler2 setup -a 192.168.150.250 2.). Confirm “rdfile /vol/fas6080a_vfiler1_root/etc/hosts.equiv” and “rdfile /vol/fas6080a_vfiler1_root/etc/exports”
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for Vfiler you can try this command. Filer1> vfiler run "vfiler name" setup -a "New admin host IP address" eg. vfiler run fas3170_vfiler2 setup -a 192.168.150.250 Let me know, in case you still face any issue. and sorry for link, they have moved this link.
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yes halt -d will shutdown the filer creating dump. What's the Data ontap version, because we can see bug related to cifs termination in few Ontap and halt -d is only solution.
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You must first terminate cifs services and then try to delete AD account of filer. Now you can try to failover {using halt -f or -d command to clear it} And then rejoin to domain.
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Hi, Run below mentioned command to change it. options admin.hosts <new hostname> You need to change your existing settings for e.g. the hosts.equiv and/or exports file manually. See also https://now.netapp.com/Knowledgebase/solutionarea.asp?id=kb52675 Hope it helps
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Hi, How many SAS disks you have ? You don't need to create spare. Let say if you have 25 SAS disks available and you created aggr of 24 disks remaining one disk would act as spare. and correct command to create aggr with 24 disks and 64 bit is:- aggr create "aggr name" -B 64 -r "Raid group Size (24 in your case)" "Number of disks {24 in your case}. Hope it will help.
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Which version of ESXi ? Storage end if you increased the size.. On ESX side. vmfs datastore-> properties->increase (here it will show the lun which you have increased). It will not go as extend. Hope it helps
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You are right. Below mentioned link will provide you every possible details about NetApp clone. https://communities.netapp.com/docs/DOC-10323 Hope this helps and give you in depth knowledge.
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Hi, If you need to change default ports, follow below mentioned procedure. 1.) Check for exising port used. Filer1> options rpc rpc.mountd.tcp.port 4046 rpc.mountd.udp.port 4046 2.) change port eg 5000 instead of 4046 Filer1> optons rpc.mountd.tcp.port "5000" 3.) check for changes. Filer1> options rpc Restart NFS service on Filer and keep in mind that new port must not be in used. These changes are persistent across reboots. Hope it will help
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