Hi, after an ontap upgrade we are now getting a cryptic message to me and I can no longer use the code to resize volumes. The help file for this command is not super detailing and it doesn't matter if I try to grow 1mb or one tb  and it happens on any volume for any svm across 3 filers.   here is the command that now fails and the error it throws    Set-NcVolSize -Name $vol2.Name -Size +1tb -VserverContext:$vol2.Vserver Set-NcVolSize : One or more of the fields "-max-autosize","-size" are being set/modified. Set the values such that "-max-autosize" and "-size" should always be less than or equal to 600. At line:1 char:1 + Set-NcVolSize -Name $vol2.Name -Size +1tb -VserverContext:$vol2.Vserv ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: ({nccluster]:NcController) [Set-NcVolSize], EAPIERROR + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ApiException,DataONTAP.C.PowerShell.SDK.Cmdlets.Volume.SetNcVolSize   the 600 stays constant across any volume  or any filer    any one know how to debug this further or know the answer to why this used to work and stopped after the code upgrades? Name Version ---- ------- Set-NcVolSize 9.15.1.2410 Name Address Vserver Version ---- ------- ------- ------- netapp01-clust... 172.xx.xx.152 NetApp Release 9.14.1P8: Fri Sep 13 07:12:27 UTC 2024   thanks   ... View more

I am not sure if this is the correct forum, but I did see other posts about NetApp volumes here. Please advise of the correct forum if needed. On the Google Cloud Platform, I deployed  a STANDARD service level 2048gb NetApp storagepool in uscentral1. Then I created a 100gb volume also in uscentral1.   I have a question about this volume's performance. When I use the FIND command to traverse through a directory, the performance is noticeably slower on the Netapp volume versus the same data on the local drive. At first I was thinking I needed to increase my throughput performance by increasing my service level or making the volume bigger(which increases throughput performance). But after thinking about it, my FIND command is not moving data, it's just traversing through the directory. So it seems this is not a throughput issue?   Does anyone have insight as to the performance issue here:   root@server1:~# time find /data_local/cache/4c71-4cb6-bd50-d80aa7/ -type f | wc -l 4995 real 0m0.119s user 0m0.058s sys 0m0.059s root@server1:~# time find /data_NetappVol/cache/4c71-4cb6-bd50-d80aa7/ -type f | wc -l 4995 real 0m3.968s user 0m0.078s sys 0m0.219s ... View more

Hi All,   Refer "Once root volume encryption begins, it must complete. You cannot pause the operation. Once encryption is complete, you cannot assign a new key to the root volume and you cannot perform a secure-purge operation''.   is only root volume cannot secure-purge operation or all volume in cluster cannot secure-purge operation?   Best regards ... View more

My boss is requesting a report across all our attached storage for files larger than 4gb.    Including the complete path to the files.   I know that ONTAP allows you to see File System information for individual volumes.   Is there a report that I can generate from within Netapp that will allow me to generate cluster-wide file information? ... View more