NetApp Community Update
This site will enter Read Only mode on July 23 as we prepare to move to a new platform. You will still be able to view content, but posting and replying will be temporarily disabled.
We're excited to launch our new Community experience on July 30 and more information will follow soon.
Stay connected during the transition - Join our Discord community today.

ONTAP Discussions

FAS 2552 fc adapter in cluster mode

RAKESHMOLE2
4,628 Views

I am setting up a two node FAS 2552 cluster mode.

However when i try to make a new vserver , it tells me i have no fcp adapters available. I have all the license availables.

below is what i see when in ucadmin

Current Current Pending Pending Admin
Node Adapter Mode Type Mode Type Status
------------ ------- ------- --------- ------- --------- -----------
torexchnetclust-01
0c cna target - - online
torexchnetclust-01
0d cna target - - online
torexchnetclust-01
0e cna target - - online
torexchnetclust-01
0f cna target - - online
torexchnetclust-02
0c cna target - - online
torexchnetclust-02
0d cna target - - online
torexchnetclust-02
0e cna target - - online
torexchnetclust-02
0f cna target - - online
8 entries were displayed.

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

dbenadib
4,592 Views
Hi if I understand it correctly , you want to enable fcp into ure vserver ... So based on your previous output I can see that all you UTA ports are 10GbE. First you will need to convert them to FC Ports using:
ucadmin modify -node nodename -port 0c -mode fc -type target

Then you will be able to create your fcp service

View solution in original post

3 REPLIES 3

aborzenkov
4,616 Views

I am not sure I understand how "making vserver" is related to FCP adapters. Please paste exact command and its output.

dbenadib
4,593 Views
Hi if I understand it correctly , you want to enable fcp into ure vserver ... So based on your previous output I can see that all you UTA ports are 10GbE. First you will need to convert them to FC Ports using:
ucadmin modify -node nodename -port 0c -mode fc -type target

Then you will be able to create your fcp service

aborzenkov
4,569 Views

CNA target in Ethernet mode can perfectly work for FCP LIFs using FCoE, which is why more information what OP actually wants is needed. Also changing mode from CNA to FC requires hardware change, so is more involved than just a single command.

Public