NOTICE

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because the source volume is already protected with a SnapMirror relationship in the specified destination Vserver with the same policy, schedule, relationship type, destination volume prefix, and destination volume suffix and auto-initialize parameter set to true. The auto-initialize parameter cannot be cleared on a SnapMirror relationship once it is set to true.

(None).

Job ID %lld failed to disable auto-initialize for SnapMirror relationship on volume %s, destination vserver %s. This operation is not permitted.

jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.
srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
dstvserver (STRING): Destination Vserver name.

ERROR

This message occurs when a sync granular consistency group relationship is being deleted with the force option. Consistency Group relationship will be the deleted, however the items of the Consistency Group might not be made read-write or deletable after the operation.

Perform a volume offline and online on the destination volume to trigger the cleanup of any remaining relationship information on the volume.

Sync granular consistency group relationship with source path %s and destination path %s has been force deleted and items of the consistency group on the destination volume might not be read-write or deletable.

src_path (STRING): Source path of the sync granular consistency group relationship that was force deleted.
dst_path (STRING): Destination path of the sync granular consistency group relationship that was force deleted.

NOTICE

SnapMirror relationships of type DP are in the process of being deprecated, leaving relationships of type XDP as supported. In the current release, users are no longer be able to initialize new relationships of type DP. In subsequent releases, relationships of type DP will no longer function.

Plan to convert all SnapMirror relationships of type DP to XDP in advance of upgrading to future versions of ONTAP.

Existing SnapMirror relationships of type DP are deprecated in this ONTAP release.

(None).

NOTICE

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because the source is already protected with a SnapMirror relationship that has the specified destination endpoint type and the same "-destination-volume-prefix" and "-destination-volume-suffix" parameter values, with the "-auto-initialize" parameter set to "true". The "-auto-initialize" parameter cannot be cleared on a SnapMirror relationship after it is set to "true".

To change the auto-initialize behavior, delete and release the existing SnapMirror relationship by using the "snapmirror delete" command and the "snapmirror release" command, and then establish another relationship without auto-initialize.

Job ID %lld: Failed to disable auto-initialize for SnapMirror relationship from source %s to destination endpoint type %s. This operation is not permitted.

jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.
srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source to be protected.
dsteptype (STRING): Destination endpoint type.

ERROR

This message occurs when a volume expand job starts for the source of a SnapMirror® relationship and the provisioning check finds that there isn't enough free space on the aggregates for destination volume. The source volume expand job is not impacted, but auto-expand will fail for the destination FlexGroup after the source FlexGroup is expanded.

Increase the size of the aggregates for the destination Flexgroup volume.

The aggregates on the cluster hosting destination FlexGroup volume '%s' do not have enough free space to be used for expanding the FlexGroup volume. Expansion of the destination will fail until the size of enough aggregates is increased to provide enough space.

dstVolume (STRING): Destination volume name of the SnapMirror® relationship.

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation on an encrypted source volume fails because the Key Manager is not set up on the destination node. A SnapMirror relationship with the destination in the specified destination Vserver to protect the source volume will not be created until this condition is corrected.

Set up the Key Manager by using the "security key-manager setup" command on the destination.

SnapMirror protect of source volume "%s" failed to destination Vserver "%s" because the Key Manager was not set up on the destination cluster. Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
dstvserver (STRING): Destination Vserver name.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

NOTICE

This message occurs when the total cluster-wide physical used size for object store relationships is near the license capacity limit but does not exceed the limit.

To increase the license capacity, install a new license on the cluster. Alternatively, remove some data you are managing.

%s.

message (STRING): Capacity warning message for users

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation of a source volume fails because a required license on the destination cluster is missing. The error message contains the information about the missing license. A SnapMirror relationship with the destination in the specified destination Vserver to protect the source volume will not be created until this condition is corrected.

Install the license that is missing on the destination cluster. The error message contains information about the missing license.

SnapMirror protect of source volume "%s" failed to destination Vserver "%s" because there was a license missing on the destination cluster. Error: %s, Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
dstvserver (STRING): Destination Vserver name.
error (STRING): Error message.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when the total cluster-wide physical used size for object store relationships is over the license capacity limit.

To increase the license capacity, install a new license on the cluster. Alternatively, remove some data you are managing.

%s.

message (STRING): Capacity warning message for users

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because the source is already protected with a SnapMirror relationship with an object store destination. Creation of multiple SnapMirror relationships from a source endpoint to object store destinations is not supported.

View the existing SnapMirror relationship using the "snapmirror show" command, and correct as necessary.

Source endpoint "%s" is already protected in an object store. Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because of an unexpected internal error.

Retry the command after some time. If the problem persists, contact NetApp technical support.

SnapMirror protect failed because of an unexpected internal error. Error: %s, Job ID: %llu.

error (STRING): Error message.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because the source volume is already protected with a SnapMirror relationship in the specified destination Vserver with the same policy, schedule, relationship type, destination volume prefix, and destination volume suffix.

If you want to protect the volume again, 1. Use a different destination volume suffix or destination volume prefix. 2. Use a different schedule or policy. 3. Use the "volume create" command to create a destination volume with a user defined name and then the "snapmirror create" command to create another SnapMirror relationship for the same source volume.

SnapMirror protect operation of source volume "%s" failed to destination Vserver "%s" because the source volume is already protected with a SnapMirror relationship in the specified destination Vserver with the same policy, schedule, relationship type, destination volume prefix, and destination volume suffix. Error: %s, Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
dstvserver (STRING): Destination Vserver name.
error (STRING): Error message.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when the renaming of a SnapMirror® volume in another cluster fails, due to the lack of support for this operation in that cluster's effective version of ONTAP® software.

Contact NetApp technical support.

Failed to update Volume name "%s" in remote cluster "%s".

volume (STRING): Volume for which the rename operation failed.
clusName (STRING): Remote cluster name.

ERROR

This message occurs when the SnapMirror® 'restore' command fails.

To retry the restore, reissue the command. Alternatively, force a cleanup of the failed operation without starting another restore by including the parameter 'clean-up-failure' when reissuing the 'restore' command.

SnapMirror restore from source volume '%s' to destination volume '%s' failed with error: %s.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume for restore.
dstpath (STRING): Path name of the destination volume for restore.
error (STRING): Error message.

ERROR

This message occurs when the SnapMirror® protect operation fails to find the specified schedule name or the schedule has not been specified. A SnapMirror relationship with the destination will be created and initialized, if auto-initialize is enabled, but subsequent periodic backup operations will not be initiated.

Add a valid schedule.

The schedule "%s" is not valid or has not been specified.

schd_name (STRING): Name of the schedule that is invalid.

ERROR

This message occurs when a schedule is not available on the secondary site for configuration replication of a SnapMirror® relationship of -type Load Sharing (LS) in a MetroCluster(tm) configuration.

Create a job schedule on the secondary site that is identical to that on the primary site by using the 'job schedule cron create' command.

Configuration replication of SnapMirror relationship of -type Load Sharing for destination path "%s" has failed because the schedule "%s" is not available.

dstpath (STRING): Destination path name of the SnapMirror relationship.
schd_name (STRING): Name of the schedule that is unavailable on the secondary site.

ALERT

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® "snapshot create" task fails on the destination volume, after successfully converting a FlexVol® volume to a FlexGroup. Future SnapMirror transfers will be unsuccessful.

Create the baseline Snapshot copy on destination volume "%s" using the "volume conversion create-destination-snapshot" command, and then re-create the SnapMirror relationship using the "snapmirror create -destination-path %s -source-path %s -policy %s -throttle %d -schedule %s" command.

Create the baseline Snapshot copy on destination volume "%s" using the "volume conversion create-destination-snapshot" command, and then re-create the SnapMirror relationship using the "snapmirror create -destination-path %s -source-path %s -policy %s -throttle %s -schedule %s" command.

volume (STRING): Volume converted to a FlexGroup.
dstPath (STRING): Destination path for SnapMirror create.
srcPath (STRING): Source path for SnapMirror create.
policy (STRING): Policy for SnapMirror create.
throttle (STRING): Throttle for SnapMirror create.
schedule (STRING): Schedule for SnapMirror create.

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because the source volume was not found.

Check whether the source path is correct, and then retry the operation with the correct path.

SnapMirror protect of source volume "%s" failed to destination Vserver "%s" because the source volume was not found. Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
dstvserver (STRING): Destination Vserver name.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® break operation fails on a synchronous SnapMirror destination volume, because the destination is either in the "broken-off" state, or another state that is inconsistent with the operation.

Contact NetApp technical support.

SnapMirror break operation failed for sync SnapMirror relationship with destination volume "%s" because the destination volume is either in the broken-off state or the volume state is inconsistent.

dstpath (STRING): Path name of the destination volume.

ERROR

This message occurs after booting, when there is a Data Protection relationship created in a Data ONTAP® release prior to 8.2.

Establish Vserver peering so that the system can convert the pre-8.2 relationships to 8.2 and later relationships. Vserver peering can only be established if both endpoints are running Data ONTAP 8.2 or later on all nodes in the cluster. To check whether the source cluster supports Data ONTAP 8.2 SnapMirror® relationships, run the "capability show -node * -capability volume.snapmirror_v2" command. If the capability is "true" on all nodes, create a Vserver peer relationship between the source and destination endpoint Vservers by by issuing the "vserver peer create" command. If the capability is "false" on any node in the source cluster, upgrade and configure the source cluster by following instructions in the Upgrade and Revert/Downgrade Guide.

SnapMirror relationships from a pre-8.2 installation are present on this cluster but no Vserver peer relationships were found between the source and destination Vservers.

(None).

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails to find an aggregate with sufficient free space for a destination volume or fails to create the volume. A SnapMirror relationship with the destination in the specified destination Vserver to protect the source volume will not be created until this condition is corrected.

Use the "vserver show -vserver <vserver-name> -fields aggr-list" command to check whether there is a list of aggregates assigned to the destination Vserver. If there are aggregates listed, check the status of and the space left in the storage aggregates belonging to that Vserver. If there are no aggregates listed, then check the status of and the space left in all of the non-root, non-taken-over and non-SnapLock aggregates. To check whether storage aggregates are non-root, non-taken-over and non-SnapLock, run the "storage aggregate show -fields root, is-home, snaplock-type" command. To check the status of and the space left in a storage aggregate, run the "storage aggregate show -aggregate <aggr-name>" command for a particular aggregate or "storage aggregate show" for all storage aggregates on the cluster. If storage aggregates are offline, use "storage aggregate online -aggregate <aggr-name>" command to bring the storage aggregates online. If there is no space in the storage aggregates: 1) Use the "vserver add-aggregates -vserver <vserver-name> -aggregates <aggr-name>" command to add more storage aggregates to the destination Vserver. 2) If needed, use the "storage aggregate create -aggregate <aggr-name> -diskcount <number-of-disks> -node <node-name>" command to create new storage aggregates on available nodes. 3) Use the "storage aggregate add-disks -aggregate <aggr-name> -diskcount <number-of-disks>" command to add space to the storage aggregate. Even if there is free space on storage aggregates, it is possible that the maximum number of volumes already exist on a node. If so, additional volumes cannot be created on that node. If this is the case, add more aggregate space on other nodes. You can determine the number of volumes on a node by using the "volume show -node <node-name>" command. Note the entry count at the end of the show output. To check the overall status of the SnapMirror protect operation, use the "job show <jobID> -instance" or "job history show -id <jobID> -instance" commands. If the problem persists, contact NetApp technical support.

SnapMirror protect of source volume "%s" failed on destination Vserver "%s". Error: %s, Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
dstvserver (STRING): Destination Vserver name.
error (STRING): Error message.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because the source volume style is not supported. The SnapMirror protect command only supports FlexVol® volumes. FlexGroups, FlexGroup constituents, Infinite Volumes, and Infinite Volume constituents are not supported. Temporary volumes are also not supported.

If you want to protect Infinite Volumes or FlexGroups, you must use the individual commands: 1. "volume create" of the destination volume 2. "snapmirror create" of the relationship 3. "snapmirror initialize" of the relationship Creating individual SnapMirror relationships on FlexGroup constituents or Infinite Volume constituents is not supported.

SnapMirror protect of source volume "%s" failed because the volume is not a FlexVol volume. Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® protect operation fails because either the source or destination Vservers do not exist or the source and destination Vservers are not peered. A SnapMirror relationship with the specified destination Vserver will not be created, and the source volume will not be protected, until this condition is corrected.

Use the 'vserver show' and 'vserver peer' commands to verify that the source and destination Vservers exist and are named uniquely. Also make sure that the 'snapmirror protect' operation targets the intended Vservers. See the man pages of these commands for further information.

SnapMirror protect operation of source volume "%s" failed because destination Vserver "%s" and source Vserver %s are not peered. Job ID: %llu.

srcpath (STRING): Path name of the source volume to be protected.
srcvserver (STRING): Source Vserver name.
dstvserver (STRING): Destination Vserver name.
jobID (LONGINT): Job ID.