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how to resize node svm's root volume

AllenChang — Mon, 05 Sep 2022 08:58:35 GMT

I change the data svm's root volume by these command

$rootaggrsize = Get-Ncaggr aggr0_cluster1_01 | Select-Object -ExpandProperty TotalSize

$rootvolsize = $rootaggrsize*0.93

Set-NcVolSize svm1_root -VserverContext svm1 -NewSize $rootvolsize

The data svm's root volume is been resize

But when I use the same command in the Node svm's root volume,

It show me error

Set-NcVolSize vol0 -VserverContext cluster1-01 -NewSize $rootvolsize

How can I use powershell to modify Node svm's root volume?

Thanks

Re: how to resize node svm's root volume

Ontapforrum — Mon, 05 Sep 2022 13:04:38 GMT

I think you mean 'Node Root Volume' [root aggregate contains the root volume], that contains /mroot ?? Frankly have never used ps to resize vol0 and I don't know if that works, at node level. I will be curious to know though.

Re: how to resize node svm's root volume

AllenChang — Tue, 06 Sep 2022 00:57:29 GMT

I can use ssh login the node console,

and use node console command to modify Node Root Volume

vol size vol0 91036092k

the command change the Node Root Volume size become 86GB

So I wan to know how to change Node Root Volume size

Re: how to resize node svm's root volume

Ontapforrum — Tue, 06 Sep 2022 13:38:23 GMT

Yes, via ssh you can do it as you mentioned. I don't know via PowerShell.

Re: how to resize node svm's root volume

Ashun — Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:40:02 GMT

hi，

Maybe a little late.
I don't know what version of ontap and PSTK you run. In my version (ontap and PSTK are both 9.13), Set-NcVolSize can modify the vol size of data vserver, but cannot modify the vol size of admin vserver. Other versions I think are the same, you can change the vol0 size in ontap CLI