Re: CDOT snapshot thoughts
I would do this with a policy rather than a sledgehammer, assuming this is in prod. That said, the CDOT sledgehammer is a script that would use the ou
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You can delete multiple snapshots of a volume in cDOT at once, set snap reserve to zero and stop creating snapshost automagically: snapshot delete -
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That's way better than my idea- I keep forgetting about wildcards :P On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 12:04 PM, Geissler, Norbert < norbert.geissler@siemens.co
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You can also delete snapshots in multiple volumes using a wildcard in the -volume option. I do this a lot. Another tip is to go into diag mode and u
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If the volume is snapmirrored be careful about wild cards, and forcing deletion of all snapshots. If so, you may want to include something like "-snap
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Hello, I'd use PowerShell, something like this: Get-NcVol ... | Where-Object { ... } | Get-NcSnapshot | Where-Object { ... } | Remove-NcSnapshot -C
View ArticleRe: showmount plugin for CMOD
You don't use data LIFs for showmount plugin. You use a vserver management LIF for it. Management LIFs use management firewall policies, which allow
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Somehow my NFS lifs on one cluster are showingup under "mgmt" and on the one that showmount does not work are under "data"This is what I wrote in prev
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Only way it happens is if you create it that way or change it. :) It's fine to leave it as is, provided you are ok with opening up those ports on you
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The only real difference between âmgmtâ and âdataâ is default firewall policy associated with interface. You can always create custom policy a
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When you say 'It's all in the names' - do you mean snapshot names (effectively, value of -prefixN in snapshot policy)? From: toasters-bounces@teapar
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Thanks Sebastian, that's exactly what I was looking for. I'd rather it was a policy, as then I can re-use it, and pass it on to the other guys who he
View ArticleRe: cluster mode 8.2.3 / 8.3 dynamic home directory change
Hey all, I've recently discovered that the static homedirs were disabled due to a bug with a public report: 780969 <http://mysupport.netapp.com/NOW/c
View ArticleRe: 7 mode admin host (rsh) and CMOD
For cDOT, you want to stick with SSH. I am not even sure if rsh is support to cDOT. I suspect it is, and it is treated much like telnet. You would ne
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You can setup ssh to function with a key rather than a password. Functionally it should work exactly the same as rsh except exponentially more secure
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TR-4073 covers how to do passwordless SSH in cDOT. :) http://www.netapp.com/us/media/tr-4073.pdf - page 237 From: toasters-bounces@teaparty.net [mai
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Thank you all who reposned on rsh and ssh question, I did see rsh in firewall policy so I was woundering if that is still possible. It sound like ever
View ArticleRE: cluster mode 8.2.3 / 8.3 dynamic home directory change
I've followed this thread with much interest. Our NAS environment is currently a whole bunch of Windows servers (AD, DFS) that support home dir share
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To be honest, I do not quite understand how this Data ONTAP change would impact described workflow. Basically what your friend says, there is a DFS
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Hereâs a little more about how the dynamic share name change affects DFS. Today, we have a single DFS link within our namespace for home director
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