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February 28th, 2007 10:00
Cannot expand metaLUN's user capacity
I have a 100GB metaLUN (concatenated) that was created in the past by one of my co-workers and at the time of creation, the meta was not expanded to full capacity to the extent that it was presented to the server with only 50GB usable. I am trying to expand that meta using the following command:
naviseccli -address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx metalun -modify -metalun x -tomaxcap
The response I'm getting is this:
"This metaLUN is not qualified to increase user capacity. Reason: Selected LU is being used by a feature of the storage system."
Any ideas would be very helpful
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
naviseccli -address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx metalun -modify -metalun x -tomaxcap
The response I'm getting is this:
"This metaLUN is not qualified to increase user capacity. Reason: Selected LU is being used by a feature of the storage system."
Any ideas would be very helpful
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
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scn1
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March 1st, 2007 06:00
navicli -h setfeature -xxxxxxx -off -feature sancopy -lun
Run the navicli -h getlun -xxxxxxx -stack. If K10CpmAdmin is still listed run....
navicli -h setfeature -xxxxxxx -off -feature K10CpmAdmin -lun
xxxxxx = password - contact Support for correct command
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EKellerman
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February 28th, 2007 10:00
scn1
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February 28th, 2007 10:00
One of the last things in the list should tell you if has any snaps associated for sure.
There is a hidden command that someone from support can run to dump the driver stack on the LUN to see if any Clone or Snap providers are installed as well. They can then be turned off via navicli.
kwsmith1
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February 28th, 2007 10:00
kwsmith1
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February 28th, 2007 11:00
Kiran3
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February 28th, 2007 22:00
I think its available in many customer primus solutions...so no more hidden
navicli -h
to see which drivers are associated with the lun in question. if you see any drivers attached (like snapview) but the lun is not a clone or snap then you will have to talk to emc to get that cleaned up.
Kiran3
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February 28th, 2007 22:00
here is the extract from primus that will help you...
For Release 16 and earlier, if the base LUN that you are expanding is a part of a Clone Group (or a SnapView snapshot or MirrorView mirror), you cannot view the additional space after the operation completes. You will not be prevented from performing the operation.
For Release 19 and later, this operation will fail before you try to see extra space on the host. For example, if you create a clone, and then to try to include it in a metaLUN, Navisphere Release 19 reports the following error:
"You cannot change the LU capacity at this time. Selected LU is being used by a feature of the storage system.
The LUNs you have chosen will be reserved for future growth of this LU."
To work around the issue:
Fracture the Clone Group.
Remove the source LUN from the Clone Group and then create a metaLUN.
Do a rescan disk on the server and then add the source LUN to the Clone Group.
kwsmith1
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March 1st, 2007 06:00
kwsmith1
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March 1st, 2007 06:00
kwsmith1
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March 1st, 2007 06:00
Thanks for all the help so far.
Kevin
scn1
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March 1st, 2007 06:00
I think that will force it off. This driver is the Sancopy driver.
kwsmith1
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March 1st, 2007 06:00
usage: setfeature -on|-off {-feature rm|sancopy -lun lun_number|-lunuid uid]
It doesn't seem to have a place to put the driver in that syntax. I'm sure I'm missing something and If you could help clarify it I'd appreciate it.