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Hi,
im experiencing Problems when im running Rename-NaVol.
Im getting the following error:
Rename-NaVol : Could not connect to fas2101b on port 443 for protocol HTTPS.
At C:\Scripts\netapp\edit\netapp-move-snapvault-to-other-aggr.ps1:289 char:21
+ $temp = Rename-NaVol <<<< -Name $volname -NewName $volname_new
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (fas2101b:NaController) [Rename-NaVol], NaConnectionException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ApiException,DataONTAP.PowerShell.SDK.Cmdlets.Volume.RenameNaVol
Rename-NaVol : No volume named 'VAULT_TAS_T02_db_NL0' exists
At C:\Scripts\netapp\edit\netapp-move-snapvault-to-other-aggr.ps1:289 char:21
+ $temp = Rename-NaVol <<<< -Name $volname -NewName $volname_new
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (fas2101b:NaController) [Rename-NaVol], EVOLUMEDOESNOTEXIST
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : VolumeListInfoFailed,DataONTAP.PowerShell.SDK.Cmdlets.Volume.RenameNaVol
But after a look on the Netapp the volume was renamed successfully.
Also all other API calls ending with the "could not connect" error when im starting them right after. (Not happening when i run them solo)
So i expect there is something wrong with it?
Would be nice if someone else has the prob and a solution
greetz
Solved! See The Solution
I had a similra problem while creating a new volume.
The new volume was created. However, I had that same "port 443" error.
The problem went away when I change the connection timeout to 60 sec, per Eric Nicholson recommendation.
Like "$global:CurrentNaController.TimeoutMsec = 60000"
Please check "Getting HTTPS error using New-NaVol command".
Manuel
I had a similra problem while creating a new volume.
The new volume was created. However, I had that same "port 443" error.
The problem went away when I change the connection timeout to 60 sec, per Eric Nicholson recommendation.
Like "$global:CurrentNaController.TimeoutMsec = 60000"
Please check "Getting HTTPS error using New-NaVol command".
Manuel
thanks for ur solution. working like a charm
Toolkit 1.5, released today, bumps the default timeout to 60 seconds.