Hello. I have a FAS8040, and I plan to upgrade its ontap version from 9.1 to 9.3, but there is a read/write volume in the system with 2TB space and 614KB free space, and the usage space is 99%. This volume will not grow, can I upgrade it? Or do I need to expand it, how much is appropriate to expand it?
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I only set this up once before and I got it to worked. I just set export rights and used the default cifs share rights. I do not recall setting any file-directory ntfs DACL. Today I could not do it. I then read about it and it seems I have to: 1. Create a security descriptor 2. Create a security policy 3. Create a task to that security policy https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/smb-admin/add-task-security-policy-file-task.html But I get this error: Error: command failed: Can't set ntfs security descriptor on a Unix File Can anyone point me to the right direction? Either I am over-complicating things or I am doing something wrong.
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im not sure to start this discussion on the right place. I havent found trident mariadb container does not start mariabdb service while dockerhost have a public ip, everything else looks good. The volume is visible the volume is mapped into the container to /var/lib/mysql. Data is accessible. Rights are correct. Volume is read write. the container is running only the mariadb service doenst come up. Changing the dokerhost IP back to internal ip the mariadb service starts without any issues. we are not using kubernetes only docker, docker-compose with trident plugin Trident version: latest from this month Container runtime: 20.10.24+dfsg1, build 297e128 docker-compose version: version 1.29.2, build unknown OS: Debian12 NetApp backend types: Netapp AFF A400 To Reproduce changing dockerhost to public ip trident config { "version": 1, "storageDriverName": "ontap-nas-economy", "storagePrefix": "trident_eco_prod_labs_", "managementLIF": "172.16.21.100", "dataLIF": "172.16.21.31", "svm": "corp_trident", "username": "USER", "password": "PASSWORD", "aggregate": "n01_aggr1", "limitVolumeSize": "300g", "log-level": "debug", "debug": true } docker-compose.yml --- services: guacd: image: guacamole/guacd networks: - local guac-serve: image: guacamole/guacamole links: - guacd:guacd - mariadb:mysql ports: - 8080:8080 environment: - MYSQL_LOG_CONSOLE=true - MYSQL_HOSTNAME=mariadb - MYSQL_DATABASE=guacamole - MYSQL_USER=guacamole - MYSQL_PASSWORD=PASSWORD - GUACD_HOSTNAME=guacd - GUACD_PORT=4822 networks: - local mariadb: image: mariadb:11.5 environment: - TZ=Europe/Berlin - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=PASSWORD - MYSQL_DATABASE=guacamole - MYSQL_USER=guacamole - MYSQL_PASSWORD=PASWORD volumes: - debian12_guacamole:/var/lib/mysql networks: - local volumes: debian12_guacamole: driver: trident_eco:latest # Ensure this matches your plugin name # driver_opts: # size: "30G" networks: local: driver: bridge
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I'm using C-mode Ontap 9.3 (soon to be 9.12!) and I have a volume that houses 300 CIFS shares. in total there are ~ 40 million files/folders on this volume I have a requirement to create the following: - An ADDS group that has list access to all directories - An ADDS group that has read access to all files/directories If I share out the root of this volume and add an NTFS ACL for this purpose it's taking over 60 hrs and counting to complete! This is because doing this over the CIFS protocol is incredibly inefficient. Is there anyway I can set/modify/add NTFS permissions on this volume from the Filer1/vServer itself? I found the following article but it's not clear to me if this destroys existing NTFS permissions Configure NTFS file permissions using the ONTAP CLI (netapp.com)
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Hello Experts, We recently purchase a hybrid FAS2750 controller with 12 960GB SSDs and two DS212C shelves with 12 10TB drives each. We want use the SSDs aggr0 and the rest for vSphere esxi. The 24 HDDs (one large aggr) for CIFS. Is it possible to use the SSD (maybe RAID4 to minimize the number of disks) for aggr0? Netapp documentation says aggr0 will use SSDs only if the entire system (controller & shelves) contain SSDs only. Otherwise root aggregate will use HDDs. I don't mind to use HDDs but it seems I will be wasting a lot of disk space for just aggr0. I know you use use ADP for root aggregate but agg0 is created automatically, how do I setup ADP before agg0 is created? We also want to use the leftover SSDs for caching of the HDDs. Any advices on best way to get going? I am fairly familiar with the Netapp OnTap software except on creating aggr0. Any advices will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for your help!
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