tnail at austin
Apr 13, 2012, 8:40 AM
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All,
I do have an open ticket with NetApp support on this, but I thought
I'd post here in case someone has seen this issue before...
I've been trying to delete a vfiler from DFM/Operations Manager. This
should be simple and I've tried using the DFM command-line for that
purpose:
dfm vfiler delete <object>
The problem I'm running into is that most of the volumes formerly
hosted by that vfiler have been migrated to the hosting filer (aka,
vfiler0) but they are deleted in DFM along with the vfiler. These are
still valid volumes and need to be monitored, so it's kind of
problematic. I've tried "re-discovering" the hosting filer after I
deleted the vfiler to get the volumes to move to the "right" place and
I've also tried waiting for the next monitoring interval for DFM to
pick up the "new" volumes, but nothing is working at this point. The
only workaround I've discovered is to re-add the destroyed vfiler to
get the volumes back and stop monitoring on the vfiler itself.
Any ideas on how to get DFM to "Do The Right Thing"?
Thanks,
- -=Tom Nail
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