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Hi All
I netapp 9.8 simulator for testing , then I disable snap and set autodelete.
3 days later , it show rool volume Low Space (< 10MB) I try to expand root volume , and try to reboot to check ...it show root volume work property need recovery...
because this simulator only test CIFS function (customer place 10 picture/txt files on SVM which location another tier). no other action for simulator...
Who know that I could set to let root volume usage could be less ??
Thanks!!
Wencheng
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I see that your root aggr still has 1.8GB available, you can give 1GB to your vol0.
Command:
::> node run -node <node>
node-01> vol size vol0 +1g
This will extend the vol0 by additional 1GB, that will help to keep it working.
To confirm the newly sized space:
node-01> df -hg vol0
Apart from this, you can look at the article to manage your vol0.
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/system-admin/free-space-node-root-volume-task.html
Please note, this is a known information that the Cluster Node cannot operate properly when its root volume is full. You can free up space on a node’s root volume by deleting core dump files, packet trace files, and root volume Snapshot copies.
However, b'cos this is a Simulator, it is very important to size-it-well while you are building the Simulator. Once it is out-of-space on the root_volume (vol0), it may not be possible at times to even re-size it. Therefore, always size-it-well, and once you have a healthy working simulator, take a snapshot so that you can revert it if anything happens that may crash the Simulator. There is plenty of information on internet, netapp kb, documentation & forums discussing about this.
My Simulator vol0 is sized to :6GB. Could you tell me what is the total space of the Vol0 in your Simulator ?
I see that your root aggr still has 1.8GB available, you can give 1GB to your vol0.
Command:
::> node run -node <node>
node-01> vol size vol0 +1g
This will extend the vol0 by additional 1GB, that will help to keep it working.
To confirm the newly sized space:
node-01> df -hg vol0
Apart from this, you can look at the article to manage your vol0.
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/system-admin/free-space-node-root-volume-task.html