We have updated our Netapp from version 9.1P9 to 9.3P5. Now it turns out that the RESTORE NODE no longer works (BACKUP NODE always works).
The problem is that the TSM does not find the volume set to "Restricted" (worked under 9.1P9):
ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command: RESTORE NODE in-sv-nasvm01-mir /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/tpd /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE TYPE=SNAPM
ANR2516E RESTORE NODE: The specified file space, /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE, does not exist on the NAS device associated with the node IN-SV-NASVM01-MIR.
If we mount the volume on the Netapp again, you get the message that the volume is not set to "Restricted":
ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command: RESTORE NODE in-sv-nasvm01-mir /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/tpd /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE TYPE=SNAPM
ANR2688E RESTORE NODE: The SnapMirror Restore of NAS node IN-SV-NASVM01-MIR, file system /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/tpd, cannot be started. The destination file system /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE is not set to "Restricted" on the NAS device.
Has anyone the same problem and knows how to solve it? Calls are made to Netapp and IBM.
Kind regards
Walter Reis
The problem is that the TSM does not find the volume set to "Restricted" (worked under 9.1P9):
ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command: RESTORE NODE in-sv-nasvm01-mir /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/tpd /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE TYPE=SNAPM
ANR2516E RESTORE NODE: The specified file space, /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE, does not exist on the NAS device associated with the node IN-SV-NASVM01-MIR.
If we mount the volume on the Netapp again, you get the message that the volume is not set to "Restricted":
ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command: RESTORE NODE in-sv-nasvm01-mir /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/tpd /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE TYPE=SNAPM
ANR2688E RESTORE NODE: The SnapMirror Restore of NAS node IN-SV-NASVM01-MIR, file system /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/tpd, cannot be started. The destination file system /in-sv-nasvm01-mir/RESTORE is not set to "Restricted" on the NAS device.
Has anyone the same problem and knows how to solve it? Calls are made to Netapp and IBM.
Kind regards
Walter Reis