unowned.disk.reminder

[Pawel2]

Hello,

In logs:

4/1/2025 03:00:02   xxxxxxxxx-16   INFORMATIONAL unowned.disk.reminder: 5 disks are currently unowned. Use the "disk assign" command to assign the disks to a system.
4/1/2025 03:00:01   xxxxxxxxx-15   INFORMATIONAL unowned.disk.reminder: 5 disks are currently unowned. Use the "disk assign" command to assign the disks to a system.

All disks assigned to aggr, nodes and Pools (spare)

xxxxxxxxxxxx::*> disk show -container-type unknown
There are no entries matching your query.

xxxxxxxxxxxx::*>

NetApp Release 9.12.1P12: Mon Apr 15 02:18:12 UTC 2024

Both controllers: FAS8700

[TMACMD]

I usually see this with unowned root partitions

 do this

 System node run -node local disk show -n

 that will show all unowned disks. If they end with P2 they are root partitions. If they end with P1 that are data partitions. If they do not end with Px they are the physical disk

 the root partitions on a fas are generally owned by the sane node that owns P1 (which should also be the owner of the physical disk)

[Gmox]

Hello,

You used this command:

xxxxxxxxxxxx::*> disk show -container-type unknown
There are no entries matching your query.

xxxxxxxxxxxx::*>

instead of:  disk show -container-type unassigned

[chenguanghui]

hello:

 The disk containers are all owned however the partitions are currently unassigned,This can be caused by the option disk.auto_assign being turned off

Manually assign the disk partitions

::> set advanced

::*> storage disk assign -disk disk_name -owner owner_name -root true
::*>storage disk assign -disk disk_name -owner owner_name -data true

 Turn the disk autoassign to on

::*> storage disk option modify -node * -autoassign on

Best regards