Good day! Dear system and storage administrators, glad you looked back at Pyatilistnik.org. Last time, you and I have figured out how to recover an NTFS system from a RAW state on a damaged hard disk. Today, we’ll be back to discussing NetApp hardware, specifically learning how to get Volume Options. How to display and change NetApp volume options from the command line. This command can be used to change the raid type of a volume.
NetApp Display Volume Options
The following command will display Volume Options on a NetApp Volume:
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netapp> vol options
vol options: No volume name supplied.
usage:
vol options <vol-name> <option-name> <option-val>
The following commands are available; for more information
type"vol help options <command>"acdirmax flexcache_min_reserve nosnap snaplock_default_period
acdisconnected fractional_reserve nosnapdir snaplock_maximum_period
acregmax fs_size_fixed nvfail snaplock_minimum_period
acsymmax guarantee raidsize snapmirrored
actimeo maxdirsize raidtype snapshot_clone_dependency
convert_ucode minra read_realloc svo_allow_rman
create_ucode nbu_archival_snap resyncsnaptime svo_checksum
disconnected_mode no_atime_update root svo_enable
dlog_hole_reserve no_delete_log schedsnapname svo_reject_errors
extent no_i2p snaplock_autocommit_period try_first
flexcache_autogrow
NetApp Change Volume Option – Change RAID Type from RAID4 to RAID DP
The following example changes the NetApp volume RAID type from RAID4 to RAID DP (assuming the Vol is currenty running RAID4):
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netapp> vol options cifs1 raidtype raid_dp
This will give an output similar to:
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netapp01> vol options cifs1 raidtype raid_dp
Volume aggr1: raidsize is adjusted from 8 to 16 after changing raidtype.
netapp01> Sun May 5 16:23:07 GMT [netapp01:raid.config.raidsize.change:notice]: aggregate aggr1: raidsize is adjusted from 8 to 16 after changing raidtype
Sun May 5 16:23:08 GMT [netapp01:raid.rg.recons.missing:notice]: RAID group /aggr1/plex0/rg0 is missing 1 disk(s).
Sun May 5 16:23:08 GMT [netapp01:raid.rg.recons.info:notice]: Spare disk v5.24 will be used to reconstruct one missing disk in RAID group /aggr1/plex0/rg0.
Sun May 5 16:23:08 GMT [netapp01:raid.rg.recons.start:notice]: /aggr1/plex0/rg0: starting reconstruction, using disk v5.24
Good day! Dear system and storage administrators, glad you looked back at Pyatilistnik.org. Last time, you and I have figured out how to recover an NTFS system from a RAW state on a damaged hard disk. Today, we’ll be back to discussing NetApp hardware, specifically learning how to get Volume Options. How to display and change NetApp volume options from the command line. This command can be used to change the raid type of a volume.
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