Hi and thanks for your reply. Below are the results of the commands you asked me to run.
It seems like it should be safe to enable HA. However, I'm on OnTap version 8.3, is the procedure different than in the link you shared? That's for OnTap 9.
Thanks again!
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V-INF-STOR::> Cluster ha show
High Availability Configured: false
Warning: Cluster HA has not been configured. Cluster HA must be configured
on a two-node cluster to ensure data access availability in the
event of storage failover. Use the "cluster ha modify -configured
true" command to configure cluster HA.
V-INF-STOR::> storage failover show
Takeover
Node Partner Possible State Description
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V-INF-STOR-01 V-INF-STOR-02 true Connected to V-INF-STOR-02
V-INF-STOR-02 V-INF-STOR-01 true Connected to V-INF-STOR-01
2 entries were displayed.
V-INF-STOR::> cluster show
Node Health Eligibility
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V-INF-STOR-01 true true
V-INF-STOR-02 true true
Warning: Cluster HA is not working correctly. Make sure that both nodes are
healthy by using the "cluster show" command; then reconfigure cluster
HA to correct the configuration. Check the output of "cluster ha
show" following the reconfiguration to verify node health. If
reconfiguring cluster HA does not resolve the issue, contact technical
support for assistance.
2 entries were displayed.
V-INF-STOR::> version
NetApp Release 8.3: Mon Mar 09 23:01:28 PDT 2015