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Sairajeevmic
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disk was replaced on one of the node , when I try to check the disk show on the cluster level - I am not getting any details.
when I give on the node level - I could see the disk details.

any configuration change to be done to see the disk details on cluster ?

cluster::*> storage disk show 5d.30.1
There are no entries matching your query.

cluster-4a> disk show 5d.30.1
DISK OWNER POOL SERIAL NUMBER HOME DR HOME
------------ ------------- ----- ------------- ------------- -------------
5d.30.1 Cluster-4a  Pool0 08GV5A1A cluster-4a

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andris
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5d.30.1 is a node-level disk path name - the 1st value is a storage port on the node.

The ONTAP disk name is a cluster-level disk name - the 1st value is an arbitrary stack number.

See this KB for info on how to determine both names for a disk.
How to map a disk name between clustershell and nodeshell

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andris
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5d.30.1 is a node-level disk path name - the 1st value is a storage port on the node.

The ONTAP disk name is a cluster-level disk name - the 1st value is an arbitrary stack number.

See this KB for info on how to determine both names for a disk.
How to map a disk name between clustershell and nodeshell

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