Is this 7-mode or cdot. I am not seeing that behavior. Even if a snapmirror is up-to-date, it will transfer specific bytes to tell itself that and the lag woul dbe back at 0 What commands are you running Then run the same command from the commandline and then then snapmirror status -l
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hmm.. are you building out intensive error handling. if not I wouldn't worry about it. I think you are overthinking things, i've been coding since 1.0, and i don't require what you are asking for
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Ok, so i'm confused... I do the following show-user -vserver vserver1 -username myusername Vserver: vserver1 (internal ID: 3) Error: Lookup of CIFS account name procedure failed [ 1 ms] Successfully connected to ip 10.1.1.1, port 445 using TCP [ 9] Successfully authenticated with DC mserver.mydomain.com [ 12] Could not find Windows name 'localvserver\myusername' **[ 12] FAILURE: CIFS name lookup failed Vserver : vserver1 Username : 'localvserver\myusername' Why on earth is it pointing to my local vserver and not my domain. It should come up as mydomain\myusername I'm confused as to why this is happening, and I missing an option. secd returns authentication fine, and my HD mounts fine. I'm running 9.0RC2, I believe this started in 9.0
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^^ I learned to not say "yes i can do that easily" with cDOT cmdlets b/c the 7-mode cmdlets i found were easily to adapt too. If you make headway, let me know.
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This is really a windows request. On the vfiler or filer, just drop the user in administrators group and make sure builtin\administrators is at the ntfs level = full This is basic windows permissioning from here
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In order to get the best bang for the buck, hence inline compression, inline dedupe, and the new compaction in 9.0, all vols need to be thin provisioned on AFF. That's the requirement. With Netapps new 4:1 guarantee, that is the requirement. I would not mess with any of the AFF settings
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I haven't played much with the new one, but this could be done with DFM 5.2p1 and lower no issue, so i imagine something can happen. If this is CDOT, depending on version it's an option within the volume
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i'm not quite sure what you are doing.. It's pretty simple... Connect to the vfiler directly either via rpc or https Then run something like this get-nagroup | % { $group = $_.name get-nadomainuser -g $group | Select @{n='group';e={$group}},Name } At this point we are talking basic powershell and basic netapp powershell
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Ok, now I assume you mean the groups on the vfiler, Did somone create more groups? if so, use get-nagroup But if you just want administrators use get-nadomainuser -g administrators
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Ok, this post is a bit confusing. It appears you want share level or NTFS level permissions within the vfiler, b/c you keep mentioning share. If you are looking for vfiler acccess for a vfiler administrators group it would be get-nadomainuser -g administrators If you want share/ntfs permissions, you need to use Windows Powershell cmdlets with AD to pull them, like get-acl
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Why are you trying to use the excel api. That's not necassary in this case use this get-nasnapshot vol | epcsv c:\filername.csv -notypeinformation
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The powershell cmdlets are split into 7-mode and cdot. The 7-mode ones start with get-na the cDot ones start with get-nc Try this. get-nchelp
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Not to throw salt in your wound here, but a 2050 is so old, it's time to get management to upgrade. Unless I missed it, where did you say you are getting network mismatch? can you paste some of the messages file
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