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[NetApp 9.8] cluster join from node in a different subnet
2022-01-25
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Hello there,
I'd like to know if I can join an existing ONTAP 9.8 cluster from a node (ONTAP 9.8) located in a different subnet.
Does the node must be in the same subnet than the cluster one?
I don't find anything about this subject, if you have any documentation about this question i'll take it!
Regards.
Yash
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ok, that's a little different. I'll still ask why, and if it needs to be separate, can it just be its own cluster?
I did some digging through docs, and couldn't find anything specific to this as far as best practices. I would be careful that the cluster mgmt lif doesn't some how end up on the other pair.
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Do you mean the node mgmt IP?
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Absolutely
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Node 1's mgmt IP on subnet A and node 2's IP on subnet B.
Why?
While I think you could, though hwassit could be affected, i wouldn't do it for any customer.
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Node[1-2-3-4-5-6] are in the same subnet but not node[7-8].
This is actually the configuration imposed by the network team of my company. I unfortunately cannot change that!
Will nodes[7-8] be able to join the cluster?
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ok, that's a little different. I'll still ask why, and if it needs to be separate, can it just be its own cluster?
I did some digging through docs, and couldn't find anything specific to this as far as best practices. I would be careful that the cluster mgmt lif doesn't some how end up on the other pair.
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Does someone has NetApp official documentation about this?
Thanks.
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Thank you @SpindleNinja for your reply, I think that it would be wiser to move the nodes into the same subnet.
I am however surprised that this subject is not documented.
Thanks again.
Yash
