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I am unable to increase size of a filer. It's throwing an alert
'Volume has the fixed filesystem size option set '..
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The volume was most likely a snapmirror target and was broken. "vol options volname fs_size fixed off" to turn it off... the option will right size a target to match the source and would cause this when left on.
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Thanks Scott. Helped me out too.
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Dear Scott,
Thank you very much it was very helpful and saved my time.
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Hey Scott. Thanks for the reply.. works like a charm.
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Thank you! this worked great.
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For Cluster Ontap (9.3), the command is 'modify', not 'option'.
vol modify -volume /vol/vol_name -filesys-size-fixed false -vserver vserver_name
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This is because the volume has a fixed file system size option set. You need to disable it to expand the volume
volume modify -vserver svm_name -volume vol_name -filesys-size-fixed false
