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OLD SCHOOL HELP PLEASE! Replacement disk has no valid labels. It will be taken out of service....

BeeKay
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Anyone have steps on how to prep a previously used (NetApp) disk with the v7.2.4 ONTAP ?

I am looking for the steps to relabel replacement "used" disks, under ONTAP 7.2.4.  (I know, I know!)

 

Sure enough, I lost two disks in two separate arrays (all within a 4 day time period!)

The Controller shut itself down before I could fly out to replace the disks.

 

I swapped out the disks with "refurbished" ones from ServerSupply, and went into Maintenance Mode.

Performed "disk assign all" and restarted.

 

I ran "aggr status -f" because all of the new disks complain about not having any valid labels!

*> aggr status -f
Thu Apr 4 20:31:14 GMT [raid.assim.disk.nolabels:error]: Disk 0c.35 Shelf 2 Bay 3 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WM0PEC] has no valid labels. It will be taken out of service to prevent possible data loss.
Thu Apr 4 20:31:14 GMT [raid.assim.disk.nolabels:error]: Disk 0b.59 Shelf 3 Bay 11 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WEGPHC] has no valid labels. It will be taken out of service to prevent possible data loss.
Thu Apr 4 20:31:15 GMT [raid.assim.disk.nolabels:error]: Disk 0b.54 Shelf 3 Bay 6 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WHSSPC] has no valid labels. It will be taken out of service to prevent possible data loss.
Thu Apr 4 20:31:15 GMT [raid.assim.disk.nolabels:error]: Disk 0b.42 Shelf 2 Bay 10 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WKVY2C] has no valid labels. It will be taken out of service to prevent possible data loss.
Thu Apr 4 20:31:15 GMT [raid.config.disk.bad.label:error]: Disk 0c.35 Shelf 2 Bay 3 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WM0PEC] has bad label.
Thu Apr 4 20:31:15 GMT [raid.config.disk.bad.label:error]: Disk 0b.59 Shelf 3 Bay 11 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WEGPHC] has bad label.
Thu Apr 4 20:31:15 GMT [raid.config.disk.bad.label:error]: Disk 0b.54 Shelf 3 Bay 6 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WHSSPC] has bad label.
Thu Apr 4 20:31:15 GMT [raid.config.disk.bad.label:error]: Disk 0b.42 Shelf 2 Bay 10 [NETAPP X279_HVIPB288F15 NA01] S/N [J8WKVY2C] has bad label.

Broken disks

RAID Disk Device HA SHELF BAY CHAN Pool Type RPM Used (MB/blks) Phys (MB/blks)
--------- ------ ------------- ---- ---- ---- ----- -------------- --------------
bad label 0b.42 0b 2 10 FC:B - FCAL 15000 272000/557056000 274845/562884296
bad label 0b.54 0b 3 6 FC:B - FCAL 15000 272000/557056000 274845/562884296
bad label 0b.59 0b 3 11 FC:B - FCAL 15000 272000/557056000 274845/562884296
bad label 0c.35 0c 2 3 FC:A - FCAL 15000 272000/557056000 274845/562884296
No root aggregate or root traditional volume found.
You must specify a root aggregate or traditional volume with
"aggr options <name> root" before rebooting the system.

 

I don't know what the commands should be to force a new label, my Pool is Pool0, my owner is file01.

Not sure what else it is looking for.

 

IMPORTANT - I AM IN MAINTENANCE MODE, and unable to work, so a quick response would be very welcome!

 

Thanks everyone!

 

 

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cedric_renauld
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Hello, 

You can find some informations in theis KB : https://kb.netapp.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/1006225/~/disk-label-version-error-or-bad-label-version-error-

 

The right question is wath's your actual Ontap version ? before 8.0.2 ? or after ...

And, have you some data on your disk ?

 

Cedric

 

BeeKay
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@cedric_renauld wrote:

Hello, 

You can find some informations in theis KB : https://kb.netapp.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/1006225/~/disk-label-version-error-or-bad-label-version-error-

 

The right question is wath's your actual Ontap version ? before 8.0.2 ? or after ...

And, have you some data on your disk ?

 

Cedric

 


My version is 7.2.4.  The replacement drive versions are "unknown."  Is there any other workaround to getting these disks operational?

cedric_renauld
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Hello, 

 

you can try this workaround :

disk assign <diskid>

priv set diag

labelmaint isolate <diskid>

label wipe <diskid>

label wipev1 <diskid>

label makespare <diskid>

labelmaint unisolate

priv set

 

Be carefull about disk number 🙂

 

See in this post :

https://community.netapp.com/t5/FAS-and-V-Series-Storage-Systems-Discussions/Bad-Disk-Label/td-p/74706 

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