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Warning Message: Client 0.0.0.0 (xid 400398858) is trying to access an unexported mount

spagit2008
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On a FAS2020 I get a warning after using the command vol copy.

I first created a volume vol_iso_01 and try to copy from vol_iso to vol_iso_01 but forgot to offline the vol_iso_01. Since now I get evey hour this warning message

NETAPP2: Gb_Enet/e0a:warning]: Client 0.0.0.0 (xid 400398858) is trying to access an unexported mount (fileid 64, snapid 0, generation 11868176 and flags 0x0 on volume 0x22754fe [No volume name available])

I show all the VMs  and no one is accessing this new volume

Any help you could provide would be appreciated!
Patrick
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alexandernow
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Apparently the new volume has been assigned a new file system identifier (FSID).

Hosts that were previously mounted to the same data on the old head continue to access the data using the old FSID.

Un-mount and re-mount the export so that the new FSID is recognized.

spagit2008
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Thanks for the answer. This help me. After reviewed all the ESX and VM, I found one ESX without any VM but with the old export name.

Thanks a lot.

teleatlas
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And if you don't know from which host this is coming? How can you find out...

btom
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We traced the problem you reported to bug 348245. There is no workaround. However, the messages do not impact the filer; they just fill the message log. According to the bug report, the problem is corrected in ONTAP 7.3.3P3.
The problem description is below.
This message will be displayed when a client comes with a file handle which no longer exists or the path related to the handle has been unexported. Because of a bug in Data ONTAP, 0.0.0.0 is displayed

You can stop the console messages using this procedure :

Create the etc/syslog.conf file

Add in the following entry:

*.info/etc/messages

This will sent all syslog events to the /etc/messages

By default,the syslog daemon reads the file every 30 seconds. To force the reread, type syslog reset_syslog

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