I'm using Ontap C-Mode 9.8 and have a single async FPolicy policy to send events to an External Fpolicy engine. The software that receives the FPolicy events simply uses it to gather stats on the events and does not block events hence use of async on the policy I now have a requirement to send the same events to another fpolicy collector/external engine. My understanding is I cannot simply add another server to the existing external engine as any additional primary servers will simply be used in a round robin manner. As such, I think the only option is to create a new policy/external-engine. As these policies will be async and avoid noisy events such as getfileattr is this a say config from a performance impact point of view?
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Hi, during the RC stage of Ontap 9.12.1 it was mentioned that it finally supported NFS 4.1 multipathing. However, now that 9.12.1 has been released I can’t find NFS 4.1 multipathing support in the release notes. Am I missing something?
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Hi NetApp support, I would like to know the release notes of snapcenter 4.9 But it seems like a failure if I click the link from the support site. Could you help to solve this issue? thank you
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After deploy the environment by "How to configure LDAP in ONTAP TR-4835" Environment 1. Windows server 2019 with LDAP services 2. CentOS7 client use sssd and realm add to the AD Domain, and use two methods according to TR, shows below [root@centos7 ~]# id u01 uid=2000(u01) gid=3000(Domain Users) groups=3000(Domain Users) [root@centos7 ~]# id u01@gtish.loc uid=1596602150(u01@GTISH.LOC) gid=1596600513(domain users@GTISH.LOC) groups=1596600513(domain users@GTISH.LOC),1596602153(all test users@GTISH.LOC) 3. From ONTAP SVM, the name services query returns correct results, shows below ::*> getxxbyyy getpwbyname -node FAS2750-01 -vserver SVM_LDAP -show-source true -use-cache false -username u01 (vserver services name-service getxxbyyy getpwbyname) Source used for lookup: LDAP pw_name: u01 pw_passwd: pw_uid: 2000 pw_gid: 3000 pw_gecos: pw_dir: pw_shell: /bin/bash Problem The LDAP user u01@gtish.loc cannot access the directory in the ONTAP NFS volume with NFSv4 ACL, shows below [u01@GTISH.LOC@centos7 ldap]$ nfs4_getfacl root # file: root A::OWNER@:rwaDxtTnNcCy A::u01@gtish.loc:rwaDxtTnNcCy [u01@GTISH.LOC@djwcentos7 ldap]$ cd root/ bash: cd: root/: access denied Any things set wrong?
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