Want to collect the Netapp Monitoring data via Rest API to our monitoring tool. While fetching Netapp Alerts & other metrics data we are facing issue; due to this we are unable to do monitoring.  Need some guidance and support to get the below API to work !   We are getting this error:       ... View more

sdI looked up other articles and found that it might be affected from 20 μs, is this the value corresponding to total latency? Or is read latency and write latency separate? This is a nas configuration. ... View more

Although it is unsupported, does anyone has experience in using Snapmirror and SnapVault in between mixed NetApp and Lenovo environments? ... View more

Hi All, I've enabled AES encryption on one of our CIFS SVM's.  I ran the vserver cifs security modify -vserver vservername -is-aes-encryption-enabled true   This process updates the CIFS server machine account password in Active Directory. The password was updated successfully in Active Directory and I can now see client connections to the CIFS SVM using Kerberos successfully.   I have however seen errors in the NetApp event log showing a kerberos pre-authentication failure for the SVM:   secd.kerberos.preauth: A Kerberos pre-authentication failure occurred for SVM "vserver" due to invalid credentials for VSERVERNAME$@DOMAIN.LOCAL. These errors only occur maybe 3 or 4 times in a 24 hour period. The errors only appear on one node out of a 4 node cluster. Additionally, there are no volumes owned by the node reporting the error - apart from one Load Sharing replica volume for the SVM root. User CIFS connections are not impacted, so the only indication of the issue are the event log errors. The error message states the following as the reason why there is an authentication issue@   This message occurs when invalid credentials are provided for an Active Directory user or the machine account password is out of sync with the credentials set in the Active Directory.   The resolution is to run the password reset command to update the password again.   I have run vserver cifs password-reset -vserver vservername which did update the Active Directory password again, but I still have the same error message.   NetApp support suggested to run an alternative cifs domain password reset -vserver vservername command. This hasn't fixed the issue either.   Any suggestions as to what to do next? The cluster is running at 9.12.1P2.   Thanks Ben       ... View more