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Is there a way to see which LIF is being used to access a volume?

HUX20002000
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I have an old NetApp and a new one. Both are members of the same cluster and connected to a pair of cluster switches. I'm in the process of migrating data from one system to the other. I want to be sure that migrated volumes are being accessed directly via the LIFs on the new system, rather than via the old LIFs, with requests traveling over the cluster switch network. However, I haven't found a way to be able to do this.

 

Is there an ONTAP command somewhere that will take a volume as the input and show what's connecting to it and which node and LIF that connection is using?

 

NOTE: My question applies to NFS/CIFS/SMB volumes specifically.

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donny_lang
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For NFS, would "nfs connected-clients show -volume <volume name> -fields data-lif-ip,node" work? 

 

For CIFS/SMB, how about "cifs session show -share-names <share name> -fields lif-address,node"?

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donny_lang
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For NFS, would "nfs connected-clients show -volume <volume name> -fields data-lif-ip,node" work? 

 

For CIFS/SMB, how about "cifs session show -share-names <share name> -fields lif-address,node"?

HUX20002000
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Those both work great. Thanks!

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