IPSPACE "Cluster" has not "port list".

[netappmagic]

As you can see below, the IPspace "Cluster" doesn't have associaetd "port list", doesn't have "Status".

What is "Cluster" for? Can OnTap function normally without this IPspace?

This is a Cloud Volume OnTap we created. Any fix for this problem or we have to re-create?

> broadcast-domain show
(network port broadcast-domain show)
IPspace Broadcast Update
Name Domain Name MTU   Port List   Status Details
------- ----------- ------ ----------------------------- --------------
Cluster Cluster 9000                -                              -

[TMACMD]

If I recall correctly, a single node cluster does not have or need any cluster ports so the group will be empty. Are you able to confirm a single node cluster?

[netappmagic]

I assume it is a single node cluster, since there is only one node here.

But,

1.    How could I confirm it? If it is, then the output I pasted should not be an issue?

2.    The problem is that I could not ping any outside IP's from this CVO.

[TMACMD]

node show

 will show you the current node or nodes in the cluster. 

since there is no communication happening between nodes the cluster IP addresses are not needed

 converting to a two node cluster would require adding a couple interfaces which would ultimately be in the cluster ipspace 

[netappmagic]

"node show" seems fine. I am okay with single node cluster.

The problem is that I could not ping any  IP's on-premises from this CVO, though I can ping LIF's in CVO from on-premise. Any idea what could be the cause?

[paul_stejskal]

Just out of curiosity did you have another ipspace?

It's hard not seeing your configuration. If you open a support case we can look at your instance and ASUPs (if enabled, or you can manually send one) and see what is wrong.

[netappmagic · Accepted solution]

Yes, there is only one IPspace, and one only called "default". 

I assume since there is only one node, so, without "Cluster" IPspace seems fine.