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I am trying to find a IP address of the client using the vserver locks show output but it is not giving client-address. it is giving in client-id
how can I find the output of the client using client-id
vserver locks show -volume xyz -vserver abc -protocol nfs* -fields client-id,client-address,client-address-type
vserver volume lif lif-id path client-id client-address client-address-type
------- ------------------------ -------- ------ ---------------------------------------------- ---------------- -------------- -------------------
abc xyz node4 1050 /abc/Email-P.xml 0100000070be8c80 - -
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Log in to the node management LIF where the TCP connection is. Then run the following using the client id you got in your original post.
set d -c off; vserver locks nfsv4 show -vserver <svm_name> -client-id <client_id> -fields client-ip
NFS : Networking : FlexCache®
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Also, the client id from your first command needs prepended with '0x'
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Thanks for your response Elliot
I logged into each node -mgmt LIF and ran the below command. It didn't gave me any details (There are no entries matching your query.)
set d -c off;vserver locks nfsv4 show -vserver xyz -client-id 0x0100000070be8c80 -fields client-ip
There are no entries matching your query.
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@Elliott can you please look into this?
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It is likely that the client id just wasn't valid anymore. How long was it between when you got the client ID, and when you ran the command I gave you?
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