Dear all,
here is my configuration:
Client:
# sdconfcheck check
NOTE: SnapDrive Configuration Checker is using the data file version v05062017
Please make sure that you are using the latest version.
Refer to the SnapDrive for Unix Installation and Administration Guide for more details.
Detected Intel/AMD x64 Architecture
Detected Linux OS
Detected sg3_utils 1.37
Detected Kernel Version 4.1.12-94.5.7.el7uek.x86_64
Detected Multipathing version 0.4.9
Detected Host OS Oracle Enterprise Linux 7 Update 3
Detected NFSv3 FileSystem on Linux
Detected Software iSCSI on Linux
Detected NFSv4 Filesystem on Linux
Detected Ext4 File System
Detected Linux Native LVM2
Detected Linux Native MPIO
Did not find any supported cluster solutions.
Detected iSCSI Linux Host Utilities 7.1
Trace-Enabled: on
Trace-Level: 7
Supported Configurations on this host by SDU Version 5.3.1
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Linux NFS Configuration
Linux Software iSCSI Ext4 on LVM2 with NativeMPIO - OEL
Linux Software iSCSI Ext4 on Raw Lun with NativeMPIO - OEL
Linux Software iSCSI Ext4 on LVM2 without NativeMPIO and Clustering Solution- OEL
Linux Software iSCSI Ext4 on Raw Lun without Multipathing and Clustering Solution - OEL
# sanlun lun show
controller(7mode/E-Series)/ device host lun
vserver(cDOT/FlashRay) lun-pathname filename adapter protocol size product
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vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid4/rac12c_grid4 /dev/sdav host3 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog2 /dev/sdau host3 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog1 /dev/sdat host3 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid3/rac12c_grid3 /dev/sdas host3 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid1/rac12c_grid1 /dev/sdaq host3 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid2/rac12c_grid2 /dev/sdar host3 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra2 /dev/sdap host3 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra1 /dev/sdao host3 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl2 /dev/sdd host2 iSCSI 1g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data2 /dev/sdan host3 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data1 /dev/sdam host3 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid4/rac12c_grid4 /dev/sdak host2 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid3/rac12c_grid3 /dev/sdae host4 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid4/rac12c_grid4 /dev/sdal host4 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog2 /dev/sdaj host4 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid4/rac12c_grid4 /dev/sdai host5 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog1 /dev/sdah host4 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog2 /dev/sdaf host5 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog2 /dev/sdag host2 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog1 /dev/sdac host2 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_olog/rac12c_olog1 /dev/sdad host5 iSCSI 5g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid2/rac12c_grid2 /dev/sdab host4 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid3/rac12c_grid3 /dev/sdz host2 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid3/rac12c_grid3 /dev/sdaa host5 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid1/rac12c_grid1 /dev/sdt host2 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid1/rac12c_grid1 /dev/sdy host4 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid2/rac12c_grid2 /dev/sdx host5 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra2 /dev/sdv host4 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra2 /dev/sdq host2 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid2/rac12c_grid2 /dev/sdw host2 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_grid1/rac12c_grid1 /dev/sdu host5 iSCSI 20g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra1 /dev/sds host4 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra2 /dev/sdr host5 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data2 /dev/sdp host4 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra1 /dev/sdo host5 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_fra/rac12c_fra1 /dev/sdn host2 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data1 /dev/sdm host4 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data2 /dev/sdl host5 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data2 /dev/sdk host2 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl2 /dev/sdh host4 iSCSI 1g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl2 /dev/sdg host5 iSCSI 1g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data1 /dev/sdj host5 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_data/rac12c_data1 /dev/sdi host2 iSCSI 12g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl1 /dev/sdb host3 iSCSI 1g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl1 /dev/sdf host4 iSCSI 1g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl1 /dev/sda host2 iSCSI 1g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl1 /dev/sde host5 iSCSI 1g cDOT
vs3iscsi_rac12c /vol/rac12c_ctrl/rac12c_ctrl2 /dev/sdc host3 iSCSI 1g cDOT
# cat sd-trace.log
...
Filer: vs3iscsi_rac12c (vs3iscsi_rac12c)
NetApp Release 8.2.4P2 Cluster-Mode: Mon Feb 01 15:20:59 PST 2016
Igroups:
vs3iscsi_rac12c:rac12c_grid
Filer Volumes:
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_ctrl
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_data
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_fra
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_grid1
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_grid2
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_grid3
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_grid4
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/rac12c_olog
vs3iscsi_rac12c:/vol/vs3iscsi_rac12c_root
...
# snapdrive config list
username appliance name appliance type
-----------------------------------------------
................ vs3iscsi_rac12c StorageSystem
[root@rac12cn1 log]# snapdrive config list -mgmtpath
system name management interface datapath interface
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vs3iscsi_rac12c X.Y.Z.11 X.Y.Z.11|X.Y.Z.12
My Problem:
# snapdrive storage show -all
WARNING: This operation can take several minutes
based on the configuration.
0001-185 Command error: storage show failed: no NETAPP devices to show or add the host to the trusted hosts (options trusted.hosts) on the storage system or retry after changing snapdrive.conf to use https for storage system communication and restarting snapdrive daemon.
As long as this won't work, it makes no sense to create SMO Profile.
On the LUNs we ran Oracle 12.1.0.2 Database with ASM and oracleasm (oracleasm Library).
We have no problems with SDU and SMO on other clients using NFS.
