Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions
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I'm trying to use a script to add of lots of volumes to a dataset within OnCommand. From the GUI I would find the volume from the "Unprotected" window and add it to an existing dataset. However, since there are so many I am hoping to somewhat automate it by just invoking a bunch of "DFPM dataset add" commands. Unfortunately, I am running into a problem in that DFPM can't seem to find a volume by its name, only its ID:
C:\Users\ckeith>dfpm dataset add DS01-Kraft-LocalCopies TestAdd
Error: Could not add TestAdd to dataset DS01-Kraft-LocalCopies (2384). Reason: There is no volume, qtree, directory, host, aggregate or virtualization object named 'TestAdd'.
C:\Users\ckeith>dfm search volume TestAdd
Volumes - 2 matches
3039 TestAdd ENAS-1-A 0.0
3040 TestAdd.snapshot ENAS-1-A 0.0
Qtrees - 1 matches
3041 - ENAS-1-A TestAdd
Events - 1 matches
Information 11754 vFiler Storage Unit Added 18 Mar 19:16 2379 VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab
C:\Users\ckeith>dfpm dataset add DS01-Kraft-LocalCopies 3039
Dataset dry run results
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Do: Setting deduplication schedule 'auto' on flexible volume.
Effect: Setting deduplication schedule 'auto' on flexible volume 'VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/H_TestVol' (3035)
Do: Change following options on volume VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/TestAdd(3039): [ nosnap to on ].
Effect: Change following options on volume VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/TestAdd(3039): [ nosnap to on ].
Do: Enable deduplication on flexible volume.
Effect: Enable deduplication on flexible volume 'VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/TestAdd' (3039)
Do: Setting deduplication schedule 'auto' on flexible volume.
Effect: Setting deduplication schedule 'auto' on flexible volume 'VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/TestAdd' (3039)
Added volume VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/TestAdd (3039) to dataset DS01-Kraft-LocalCopies (2384).
Any ideas why DFPM doesn't recognize the volume by its name? I'm using DFM version 5.0.2 on a Windows 2008 server.
Any and all suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Keith
Solved! See The Solution
Hi Keith,
Did you try specifying the volume as: "VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/TestAdd"?
- Rick -
Hi Keith,
Did you try specifying the volume as: "VF01-Kraft-Dallas_Lab:/TestAdd"?
- Rick -
Hi Keith,
You haven't qualified your volume names, that being the reason you weren't able to add it. If your intentions is to add multiple volumes and if they are from them same aggr/filer instead of adding the volume individually you could rather add the aggr or the filer.
This way of adding an aggr or filer to a dataset is called indirect referencing.
Regards
adai