ONTAP Discussions - Page 378

trever417

We utilize an authentication source that produces passwd and netgroup files for unix based authentication. We are currently manually importing the files via the following commands from the ontapp console: vserver services name-service unix-user load-from-uri -vserver <vserver> -uri <path to file> vserver services name-service unix-group load-from-uri -vserver <vserver> -uri <path to file> I would like to automate this process in some form, but so far I have not been able to comeup with a solution. Looking for any thoughts. REST, local scripts that can be scheduled...etc.....

vemus

Hi Team, Can you please let us know when will 9.16 commands available to compare with 9.15 in CLI Comparision tool https://mysupport.netapp.com/site/info/cli-comparison Thanks

xf5543

Hi all, I tried to create a data aggregate on a FAS2720. The cluster is still in factory state (meaning the cluster setup is complete but no data aggregates have been configured yet -- currently only the root aggregates exist). I tried creating the first data aggregate (with root-data-partitioning) but the job failed: NETAPP1::storage aggregate> create -aggregate aggr1_NETAPP1_01 -diskcount 20 -disktype FSAS -node NETAPP1-01 -raidtype raid_dp -maxraidsize 20 Info: The layout for aggregate "aggr1_NETAPP1_01" on node "NETAPP1-01" would be: First Plex RAID Group rg0, 20 disks (block checksum, raid_dp) Usable Physical Position Disk Type Size Size ---------- ------------------------- ---------- -------- -------- shared 2.10.7 FSAS - - shared 2.10.9 FSAS - - shared 2.10.5 FSAS 3.54TB 3.54TB shared 2.10.3 FSAS 3.54TB 3.54TB shared 2.11.1 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.12.1 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.13.1 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.11.3 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.12.3 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.13.3 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.11.5 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.12.5 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.13.5 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.11.7 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.12.7 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.13.7 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.11.9 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.12.9 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.13.9 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB shared 2.11.11 FSAS 3.54TB 3.64TB Aggregate capacity available for volume use would be 57.35TB. The following disks would be partitioned: 2.11.11, 2.13.9, 2.12.9, 2.11.9, 2.13.7, 2.12.7, 2.11.7, 2.13.5, 2.12.5, 2.11.5, 2.13.3, 2.12.3, 2.11.3, 2.13.1, 2.12.1, 2.11.1. Do you want to continue? {y|n}: y [Job 10101] creating aggregate aggr1_NETAPP1_01 ... Error: command failed: [Job 10101] Job failed: Failed to create aggregate "aggr1_NETAPP1_01" on "NETAPP1-01". Reason: ZSM - failed, status code = 571, extra = Timeout: Operation "ksmfRawZapi_iterator::get_imp()" took longer than 110 seconds to complete [from mgwd on node "NETAPP1-01" (VSID: -3) to kernel at 127.0.0.1], took 110.002s, max 110s [127.0.0.1:951]. Searching for the error I only found a KB article without a solution (other than to contact NetApp Support). Running "storage aggregate show" and "storage aggregate show-status" confirms that the aggregate I tried to create does not exist: NETAPP1::storage aggregate> show Aggregate Size Available Used% State #Vols Nodes RAID Status --------- -------- --------- ----- ------- ------ ---------------- ------------ aggr0_NETAPP1_01 159.9GB 7.75GB 95% online 1 NETAPP1-01 raid_dp, normal aggr0_NETAPP1_02 159.9GB 7.75GB 95% online 1 NETAPP1-02 raid_dp, normal 2 entries were displayed. NETAPP1::storage aggregate> show-status Owner Node: NETAPP1-01 Aggregate: aggr0_NETAPP1_01 (online, raid_dp) (block checksums) Plex: /aggr0_NETAPP1_01/plex0 (online, normal, active, pool0) RAID Group /aggr0_NETAPP1_01/plex0/rg0 (normal, block checksums) Usable Physical Position Disk Pool Type RPM Size Size Status -------- --------------------------- ---- ----- ------ -------- -------- ---------- shared 2.10.3 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) shared 2.10.5 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) shared 2.10.7 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) shared 2.10.9 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) Owner Node: NETAPP1-02 Aggregate: aggr0_NETAPP1_02 (online, raid_dp) (block checksums) Plex: /aggr0_NETAPP1_02/plex0 (online, normal, active, pool0) RAID Group /aggr0_NETAPP1_02/plex0/rg0 (normal, block checksums) Usable Physical Position Disk Pool Type RPM Size Size Status -------- --------------------------- ---- ----- ------ -------- -------- ---------- shared 2.10.2 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) shared 2.10.4 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) shared 2.10.6 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) shared 2.10.8 0 FSAS 7200 93.52GB 3.64TB (normal) 8 entries were displayed. Running "storage aggregate show-spare-disks" confirms the disks are now root-data partitioned (they were spares before trying to create the aggregate): NETAPP1::storage aggregate> show-spare-disks -owner-name NETAPP1-01 Original Owner: NETAPP1-01 Pool0 Spare Pool Usable Physical Disk Type Class RPM Checksum Size Size Status ---------------- ------ ----------- ------ -------------- -------- -------- -------- 2.12.11 FSAS capacity 7200 block 3.63TB 3.64TB zeroed 2.13.11 FSAS capacity 7200 block 3.63TB 3.64TB zeroed 2.10.1 SSD solid-state - block 3.49TB 3.49TB zeroed 2.10.11 SSD solid-state - block 3.49TB 3.49TB zeroed Original Owner: NETAPP1-01 Pool0 Root-Data Partitioned Spares Local Local Data Root Physical Disk Type Class RPM Checksum Usable Usable Size Status ---------------- ------ ----------- ------ -------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- 2.11.1 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.11.3 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.11.5 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.11.7 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.11.9 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.11.11 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.12.1 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.12.3 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.12.5 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.12.7 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.12.9 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.13.1 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.13.3 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.13.5 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.13.7 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 2.13.9 FSAS capacity 7200 block 0B 93.52GB 3.64TB zeroed 20 entries were displayed. However, when I run "storage disk show", the disks in question show up as shared and being part of the aggregate that does not exist (because its creation failed): NETAPP1::storage aggregate> storage disk show -owner NETAPP1-01 Usable Disk Container Container Disk Size Shelf Bay Type Type Name Owner ---------------- ---------- ----- --- ------- ----------- --------- -------- Info: This cluster has partitioned disks. To get a complete list of spare disk capacity use "storage aggregate show-spare-disks". 2.10.1 3.49TB 10 1 SSD spare Pool0 NETAPP1-01 2.10.3 3.63TB 10 3 FSAS shared aggr0_NETAPP1_01, aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.10.5 3.63TB 10 5 FSAS shared aggr0_NETAPP1_01, aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.10.7 3.63TB 10 7 FSAS shared aggr0_NETAPP1_01, aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.10.9 3.63TB 10 9 FSAS shared aggr0_NETAPP1_01, aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.10.11 3.49TB 10 11 SSD spare Pool0 NETAPP1-01 2.11.1 3.63TB 11 1 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.11.3 3.63TB 11 3 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.11.5 3.63TB 11 5 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.11.7 3.63TB 11 7 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.11.9 3.63TB 11 9 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.11.11 3.63TB 11 11 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.12.1 3.63TB 12 1 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.12.3 3.63TB 12 3 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.12.5 3.63TB 12 5 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.12.7 3.63TB 12 7 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.12.9 3.63TB 12 9 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.12.11 3.63TB 12 11 FSAS spare Pool0 NETAPP1-01 2.13.1 3.63TB 13 1 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.13.3 3.63TB 13 3 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.13.5 3.63TB 13 5 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.13.7 3.63TB 13 7 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.13.9 3.63TB 13 9 FSAS shared aggr1_NETAPP1_01 NETAPP1-01 2.13.11 3.63TB 13 11 FSAS spare Pool0 NETAPP1-01 24 entries were displayed. The result is that I'm unable to retry the aggregate creation: NETAPP1::storage aggregate> create -aggregate aggr1_NETAPP1_01 -diskcount 20 -disktype FSAS -node NETAPP1-01 -raidtype raid_dp -maxraidsize 20 Error: command failed: Aggregate creation would fail for aggregate "aggr1_NETAPP1_01" on node "NETAPP1-01". Reason: 20 disks needed, but not enough matching disks are available. Which is only logical. How do I get rid of the data-partitions to make the disks spare again? Note: I don't want to destroy the root partitions on the 4 disks in shelf #10 as they are part of the root aggregate.

mischa

I have frequently used the NetApp Docs tool over the past few years to check our FAS and AFF systems. However, today I noticed that I could no longer find a new version of the tool in the Tools & Security section. Therefore, my question is: Is it still advisable to use this tool, or will it eventually become obsolete? I find the tool very practical and would miss it if it were no longer available. Are there any alternatives that you might recommend?

wzndragon1 · ‎2022-08-24

I know that there is a parameter in 7-mode,options shelf.fw.auto.update off to prevent shelf from automatically upgrading shelf firmware.But I don't know if there are equivalent parameters in Cmode,This parameter storage disk option modify -node * -bkg-firmware-update off ,I think it should just turn off the automatic upgrade of disk firmware instead of the automatic upgrade of disk shelf firmware,Is my understanding correct? My second question is, can sp, shelf and disk firmware be upgraded at the same time? Will this affect the stability of the system?

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Loading user and netgroup files

when will 9.16 commands available to compare with 9.15 in CLI Comparision tool

Aggregate creation failed, but data partitions remain

Is the tool NetApp Docs still supported, and is it advisable to continue using it?

options shelf.fw.auto.update off