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Stuck Internal Snapshot
Ok - I know this is a very long shot for help, but here's the situation I'm in...
NS20 with CX3-10 - old, no support and I'm learning as I go. It was our primary NAS for a few years, then we switched to NetApp and this system was retired about 4 years ago - just powered off after migrating data to the NetApp. I'm trying to resurrect it to be used as a storage back end for VM Hosts in a prototyping environment for our developers - no expectations of backup or reliability.
Someone pulled 5 disks out of it, but I replaced them. I've got the thing re-IP'd and it's responding well so far. The SPS's are faulting, but everything else is pretty normal now.
I removed all the old file systems from it except for one. I removed the CIFS share and unmounted the file system, but it won't delete. I've got two internal checkpoints that I can't get rid of.
[nasadmin@gshqcs01 bin]$ ./fs_ckpt cifs1 -list -all
id ckpt_name creation_time inuse fullmark total_savvol_used ckpt_usage_on_savvol
99 root_rep_ckpt_32_28459_1 07/20/2009-11:57:55-EDT n N/A N/A N/A
100 root_rep_ckpt_32_28459_2 07/20/2009-11:58:02-EDT n N/A N/A N/A
You can see that they were created back in 2009, probably when the system was first stood up.
I've tried /nas/sbin/rootnas_fs -delete id=99 -o umount=yes -ALLOW_REP_INT_CKPT_OP
which everyone says should get rid of the internal replication checkpoints. All this gets me is:
Error 5005: failed to complete command
I'm not seeing anything in the logs that explains the error in any more detail.
I'm hoping that there is some gracious soul out there that can help me remove the checkpoints and file system. There has to be a way to wipe out a bad file system.
I did find the Replication Manager V5.1.0 software CD and Celerra Network Server 5.6.40.3 applications and tools cd - probably won't help at all though.
Thank you in advance!
Max
Here you go. It's ID 99 and 100. They're for cifs1, ID 32.
[nasadmin@gshqcs01 sbin]$ ./rootnas_fs -list -all
id inuse type acl volume name server
1 n 1 0 10 root_fs_1
2 y 1 0 12 root_fs_2 1
3 y 1 0 14 root_fs_3 2
4 n 1 0 16 root_fs_4
5 n 1 0 18 root_fs_5
6 n 1 0 20 root_fs_6
7 n 1 0 22 root_fs_7
8 n 1 0 24 root_fs_8
9 n 1 0 26 root_fs_9
10 n 1 0 28 root_fs_10
11 n 1 0 30 root_fs_11
12 n 1 0 32 root_fs_12
13 n 1 0 34 root_fs_13
14 n 1 0 36 root_fs_14
15 n 1 0 38 root_fs_15
16 y 1 0 40 root_fs_common 2,1
17 n 5 0 73 root_fs_ufslog
18 n 5 0 76 root_panic_reserve
19 n 5 0 77 root_fs_d3
20 n 5 0 78 root_fs_d4
21 n 5 0 79 root_fs_d5
22 n 5 0 80 root_fs_d6
24 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_1
32 n 1 0 120 cifs1
36 n 11 0 0 vpfs36
99 n 7 0 128 root_rep_ckpt_32_28
100 n 7 0 128 root_rep_ckpt_32_28
917 y 1 0 1289 vm_Performance 1
918 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_1
921 y 1 0 1297 root_fs_vdm_cifsVDM 1
922 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_3
923 y 1 0 1301 templates v3
924 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_4
[nasadmin@gshqcs01 sbin]$ nas_fs -list -all
id inuse type acl volume name server
1 n 1 0 10 root_fs_1
2 y 1 0 12 root_fs_2 1
3 y 1 0 14 root_fs_3 2
4 n 1 0 16 root_fs_4
5 n 1 0 18 root_fs_5
6 n 1 0 20 root_fs_6
7 n 1 0 22 root_fs_7
8 n 1 0 24 root_fs_8
9 n 1 0 26 root_fs_9
10 n 1 0 28 root_fs_10
11 n 1 0 30 root_fs_11
12 n 1 0 32 root_fs_12
13 n 1 0 34 root_fs_13
14 n 1 0 36 root_fs_14
15 n 1 0 38 root_fs_15
16 y 1 0 40 root_fs_common 2,1
17 n 5 0 73 root_fs_ufslog
18 n 5 0 76 root_panic_reserve
19 n 5 0 77 root_fs_d3
20 n 5 0 78 root_fs_d4
21 n 5 0 79 root_fs_d5
22 n 5 0 80 root_fs_d6
24 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_1
32 n 1 0 120 cifs1
36 n 11 0 0 vpfs36
99 n 7 0 128 root_rep_ckpt_32_28
100 n 7 0 128 root_rep_ckpt_32_28
917 y 1 0 1289 vm_Performance 1
918 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_1
921 y 1 0 1297 root_fs_vdm_cifsVDM 1
922 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_3
923 y 1 0 1301 templates v3
924 y 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_4
The delete command that I'm told should work...
[root@gshqcs01 sbin]# ./rootnas_fs -delete id=99 -o umount=yes -ALLOW_REP_INT_CKPT_OP
Error 5005: failed to complete command
Thanks for any help you can provide.
FX2newuser123
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Posted January 29th, 2016 17:00
Hey Max
I understand if you don't have time, I only have the vnx simulator to work with &
I'm really new at this so could I ask you to post the
[nasadmin@localhost ~]$ rootnas_fs -list -all & the nas_fs -list -all
id inuse deleting type acl volume name server
1 n n 1 0 20 root_fs_1
2 y n 1 0 50 root_fs_common 2,1
3 n n 5 0 83 root_fs_ufslog
4 n n 5 0 86 root_panic_reserve
5 n n 5 0 103 root_fs_d3
6 n n 5 0 104 root_fs_d4
7 n n 5 0 105 root_fs_d5
8 n n 5 0 106 root_fs_d6
9 y n 1 0 22 root_fs_2 1
10 y n 1 0 24 root_fs_3 2
13 y n 1 0 114 server2FS 1
14 y n 101 0 0 root_avm_fs_group_4
15 n n 11 0 0 vpfs15
16 y n 7 0 118 chkpt_test 1
17 y n 7 0 118 818fsf1 1
19 y n 7 0 118 818fsf3 1