Showing posts with label netapp root volume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label netapp root volume. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 February 2016

Netapp monitoring solution from scratch




I created a netapp monitoring solution on a UNIX machine... and have uploaded the static files to a free php server for so that you understand how it looks..
As its a file server where the files are uploaded.. It is not exactly the one as on the UNIX machine.. but you could still get a feel of it.

Advantages:
  • No third-party tools used like Nagios or PRTG or any other,
  • Build from scratch.
  • Fully customization.
  • Any required parameters can be monitored.
  • Complete look and feel can be changed as per user needs
  • Easy to use.



If anyone is interested to know more about it, feel free to drop me a message.

Example Link:
This is for cluster mode.. I have done similar one for 7-mode as well... and in the live solution it monitors even the NFS and CIFS load from hosts connected to filer.. and also the detailed host load analysis.
nfs600_vol1 is the only volume which was used to write data from a server. So you would see load only on this volume.. This is a test netapp simulator which I have used in this solution.

http://anirvan_lahiri.net23.net/monitoring/monitor.php

Friday, 12 February 2016

NetApp Clustermode Qtree Quota


1. vol create -vserver vs-nfs -volume nfsvol3 -aggregate aggrn1 300m
2. vol mount -vserver vs-nfs -volume nfsvol3 -junction-path /nfsvol3
3. export-policy create -vserver vs-nfs -policyname nfspol
4. export-policy rule create -vserver vs-nfs -policyname nfspol -clientmatch -rorule any -rwrule any -superuser any
5. qtree create -vserver vs-nfs -volume nfsvol3 -qtree q1
6. quota policy create -vserver vs-nfs -volume nfsvol3 -name nfs3pol
7. quota policy rule create -vserver vs-nfs -policy-name nfs3pol -volume nfsvol3 -type tree -target q1 disk-limit 20m

NetApp Cluster Mode SFO.





In Cluster Mode, when a failover or takeover has taken place, the root-aggregate
of the partnernode is owned by the surviving partner.
How to get to the rootvolume of the partner’s root-aggregate?
1. Log in to she systemshell.
2. Run the command ‘mount_partner
PS: The root-volume of the partner is then mounted on /partner

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Netapp monitoring solution from scratch

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