I have seen this once before on one of our systems, and the answer from Engineering was to reboot both SPs (one at a time). I don't really like that answer, but it worked.
I would open a case with EMC Support first, to see if there is any workaround in your case.
stopping snapshot sessions and fracturing clones is only the first step. snapshots and clone relations must be removed. performing these operations should be fairly straight-forward.
Allen Ward
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Was this just a typo?
Allen Ward
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I would open a case with EMC Support first, to see if there is any workaround in your case.
fapg
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March 28th, 2007 08:00
A typo in my eyes, thanks
I tryed to turn off the wrong feature.
But, the snapview feature don't terminate:
navicli -h emc_ip setfeature -off -feature snapview -lun 0
navicli -h emc_ip getlun 0 -stack (these commands require Support)
Listed Driver: K10SnapCopyAdmin
navicli -h emc_ip setfeature -off -featurename K10SnapCopyAdmin -lun 0 (these commands require Support)
navicli -h emc_ip getlun 0 -stack (these commands require Support)
Listed Driver: K10SnapCopyAdmin
Fernando
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fapg
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April 7th, 2007 02:00
Name SAMBA
Name LDAP
How I remove from this list the SAMBA ?
I try'ed with:
navicli -h emc_ip snapview -deactivatesnapshot -snapshotname SAMBA -o
Error: snapview command failed
Invalid snapshot
Snapshot does not exist
I don't have active sessions:
navicli -h emc_ip snapview -listsessions -all
No online sessions exist.
Regards,
fapg
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April 7th, 2007 03:00
My Problem is resolved, thanks everyone.