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Hi
I have a LUN that System Manger 2.0 show as 100.39% used. But when I look into the Disk Manager on the server I have 17.6GB free of 50GB how is that possible?
Rgds
Tobias
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OK, it probably displays what is known as “Occupied size” in CLI.
Once host writes block on LUN, block is allocated on NetApp and remains allocated for this LUN. If host now marks block as “free” block remains allocated for LUN from NetApp point of view. There is limited support for “space reclamation”, where host can tell NetApp to free unused blocks. On Windows you need SnapDrive to do it.
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You probably mean “volume”. System Manager has no way to know how full LUN is.
Showing output of “df -k” and “df -r” would be helpful.
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Hi
No, I ment the LUN. It look like this, i ám a bit confused???
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OK, it probably displays what is known as “Occupied size” in CLI.
Once host writes block on LUN, block is allocated on NetApp and remains allocated for this LUN. If host now marks block as “free” block remains allocated for LUN from NetApp point of view. There is limited support for “space reclamation”, where host can tell NetApp to free unused blocks. On Windows you need SnapDrive to do it.
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Is there any command so I can se the real size in the CLI?
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lun show -v and look for “Occupied size”. If it is no there, you have too old Data ONTAP version.
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thanks
Rgds
Tobias
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Hello,
i have the same issue but i have
ontap 7.3.6p5
Lun mapped with iscsi to esx 4.1
Windows VM on datastore.
My df output
C2> df -hr /vol/c2_vm_prod1
Filesystem total used avail reserved Mounted on
/vol/c2_vm_prod1/ 2457GB 1313GB 1143GB 0KB
/vol/c2_vm_prod1/ /vol/c2_vm_prod1/.snapshot 614GB 0KB 614GB 0KB /vol/c2_vm_prod1/.snapshot
C2> df -h /vol/c2_vm_prod1
Filesystem total used avail capacity Mounted on
/vol/c2_vm_prod1/ 2457GB 1313GB 1143GB 53%
/vol/c2_vm_prod1/ /vol/c2_vm_prod1/.snapshot 614GB 0KB 614GB 0% /vol/c2_vm_prod1/.snapshot
So on my system manager i have :
have you got an idea ?
Thanks
JC
