ERROR

This event is issued when a SnapMirror incremental transfer to a destination volume is nearing completion and has to abort any dump, vol copy, snapmirror or snapvault operations from that volume.

(None).

Aborting any dump, vol copy, aggr copy, snapmirror or snapvault operations from %s; snapmirror incremental transfer to it is nearing completion.

dst (STRING): SnapMirror destination volume

NOTICE

This event is issued when a SnapMirror initialize is issued on a volume or aggregate which is offline.

SnapMirror initialize is issued on a restricted volume, use "vol/aggr restrict" to restrict the destination volume/aggregate.

SnapMirror automatically restricting destination %s %s (currently offline).

volaggr (STRING): Whether volume or aggregate
dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination volume

ERROR

This event is issued when a SnapMirror incremental transfer is issued on a volume which is offline, restricted or does not exist.

Please make sure you entered the destination volume name correctly.

Destination %s %s is offline, is restricted, or does not exist, SnapMirror operation terminated.

volaggr (STRING): Whether volume or aggregate
dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination

INFORMATIONAL

Statistical information reported by "snapmirror check".

(None).

(None).

dstpath (STRING): The destination volume.
statistics (STRING): Statistical information in the format: block_no - offset : src_val, dst_val block_no denotes whether it is vbn1 or 2. offset is the byte from the start of the block. src_val is the value of that offset at the src, while dst_val is at the destination.

ERROR

This message occurs when a replication 'check' operation is issued on a SnapMirror® destination volume that is smgr-mirrored and its smgr-mirror state is mirror-degraded or resyncing.

Restore the smgr-mirror state to normal or break the existing smgr-mirror relationship and try again. If available, see the diagnostic man pages and the 'aggr' command man pages for details.

Destination volume '%s' is smgr-mirrored and mirror-degraded or resyncing. Cannot execute a replication 'check' operation.

dstpath (STRING): The destination volume.

NOTICE

This event is issued when the destination in a SnapMirror®/SnapVault(tm) relationship has finished a replication 'check' operation and no mismatches were found on the destination volume or qtree.

(None).

Replication 'check' from %s:%s to %s completed and no mismatches were found.

srcfiler (STRING): The source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): The source path.
dstpath (STRING): The destination path.

ERROR

This event is issued when the destination in a SnapMirror®/SnapVault(tm) relationship has finished a replication 'check' operation and mismatches were found on the destination volume or qtree.

Run replication fix ('check -F') to fix the mismatches in the relationship.

Replication 'check' from %s:%s to %s found mismatches. Please run replication fix ('check -F') to fix these mismatches.

srcfiler (STRING): The source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): The source path.
dstpath (STRING): The destination path.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs at the destination appliance of a SnapMirror® 'check' operation to notify the appliance about which base Snapshot(tm) copy will be used for the operation.

(None).

Snapmirror 'check' from '%s':'%s' to '%s' will use '%s' as the base Snapshot copy. All Snapshot copies older than and including the base Snapshot copy on the source volume will be used.

srcfiler (STRING): Source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): Source path.
dstpath (STRING): Destination path.
snapname (STRING): Name of the base snapshot.

ERROR

This message occurs on the destination system when a SnapMirror® 'check' operation is run on a Synchronous SnapMirror destination volume that has not been quiesced.

Quiesce the destination volume by running the 'snapmirror quiesce' command before starting the SnapMirror 'check' operation.

Could not run a SnapMirror 'check' operation on destination volume '%s', a Synchronous SnapMirror destination volume that has not been quiesced.

dstpath (STRING): Destination volume.

ERROR

This message occurs on the destination system of a SnapMirror® 'check' operation when the source system's Data ONTAP® version does not support SnapMirror 'check' on FlexVol® volumes.

(None).

Data ONTAP version at source '%s' does not support SnapMirror 'check' on flexible volumes. Cannot execute a SnapMirror 'check' operation.

srcfiler (STRING): Source system.

ERROR

This event is issued when a SnapVault or Qtree SnapMirror destination encounters an error in a directory operation - typically creating an entry, or trying to move an entry to purgatory (for rename or delete), and the name entry consists only of ASCII characters.

It may be necessary to break and reinitialize the relationship. Contact NetApp technical support.

Logical replication destination directory operation failed: source inode %d, name="%s%s%s".

srcInum (INT): The inode number of the file (or directory, link, etc.) on the source system.
n1 (STRING): The first of three name components. When combined, these will either be the path to the file on the destination system (usual case), or the NFS name and NFS alternate name of the directory entry (in those cases where we run into trouble building the full path).
n2 (STRING): The second of three name components.
n3 (STRING): The last of three name components.

ERROR

This event is issued when a SnapVault or Qtree SnapMirror destination encounters an error in a directory operation - trying to create, rename, or delete an entry. This event can occur as a result of the conditions that cause burts 106216 and 110298.

If the destination volume's "vol lang" was changed after the baseline transfer, then the relationship may need to be broken and reinitialized. Please be aware that "vol lang" does not take effect on the volume until the filer is rebooted; thus, if a baseline transfer occurs after the setting was changed but before the filer was rebooted, then the "vol lang" actually changes after the baseline transfer takes place. If no change in the destination volume's "vol lang" has occurred, you may need to change the source volume's language to match that on the destination volume. For guidelines on this procedure, please contact NetApp technical support.

Logical replication destination directory operation failed: source inode %d, name="%s%s%s". If the destination volume's "vol lang" was changed after the baseline transfer, then the relationship may need to be broken and reinitialized.

srcInum (INT): The inode number of the file (or directory, link, etc.) on the source system.
n1 (STRING): The first of three name components. When combined, these will either be the path to the file on the destination system (usual case), or the NFS name and NFS alternate name of the directory entry (in those cases where we run into trouble building the full path).
n2 (STRING): The second of three name components.
n3 (STRING): The last of three name components.

NOTICE

This event is issued when the destination in a SnapMirror®/SnapVault(tm) relationship has successfully finished a replication fix ('check -F') operation.

(None).

Replication fix ('check -F') from %s:%s to %s completed successfully.

srcfiler (STRING): The source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): The source path.
dstpath (STRING): The destination path.

NOTICE

This event is issued when a relationship fix ('check -F') operation issued on a SnapMirror® destination volume is leveraging a previously executed replication 'check' operation and thus does not require to recompute the mismatches.

(None).

Replication fix ('check -F') from %s:%s to %s is leveraging a previously executed replication 'check' operation and does not require re-computation of the mismatches for the relationship.

srcfiler (STRING): The source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): The source path.
dstpath (STRING): The destination path.

ERROR

This event is issued when the SnapMirror destination filer is unable to setup a multipath connection with the source filer. This can happen in case of a network connection failure or due to the lack of resources on the destination filer.

Check network connectivity and also make sure that a maximum number of SnapMirror transfers are not going on.

SnapMirror is unable to setup a multipath connection to %s, resorting to the standard single TCP connection.

dstpath (STRING): SnapMirror destination

NOTICE

This event is issued when the SnapMirror destination filer has reached the maximum number of active SnapMirror multipath connections that it can support.

Wait for some active SnapMirror transfers to complete and free up the necessary resources; then retry this transfer.

SnapMirror has reached the maximum number of active multipath connections, unable to allocate resources for a multipath transfer to %s.

dstpath (STRING): SnapMirror destination

ERROR

This event is issued when no buffers are available on the SnapMirror destination.

(None).

No buffers available on SnapMirror destination.

(None).

ERROR

SnapMirror requires the presence of a common base snapshot on the source and the destination for doing an incremental transfer. This event is issued when a SnapMirror incremental transfer is issued on a volume or aggregate which has no snapshots, as such the transfer is aborted.

Since there are no snapshots on the destination volume/aggregate, the only way to establish a SnapMirror is by doing a SnapMirror initialize.

SnapMirror found no snapshots in destination %s %s, aborting transfer.

volaggr (STRING): Whether volume or aggregate
dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination

ERROR

This message occurs when SnapMirror® cannot bring the destination online after a transfer because compression is not supported in this version of Data ONTAP®.

Install a version of Data ONTAP that supports compression, available from your vendor.

SnapMirror could not bring destination volume %s online. Compression is not supported in this version of Data ONTAP.

dst (STRING): SnapMirror destination.

ERROR

This event is issued when SnapMirror is not able to bring the destination online after a transfer.

(None).

SnapMirror not able to bring destination %s %s online, %s.

volaggr (STRING): Whether volume or aggregate
dst (STRING): SnapMirror destination
error (STRING): The error message

ERROR

This event is issued when after SnapMirror transfer it is not able to bring the destination online.

(None).

Failed to bring destination %s %s online (%d,%d).

volaggr (STRING): Whether volume or aggregate
dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination
errcode1 (INT): Error code 1
errcode2 (INT): Error code 2

ERROR

This message occurs when SnapMirror® cannot bring the destination online after a transfer because SnapLock® is not supported on this version of Data ONTAP®.

Install a version of Data ONTAP that is supported with SnapLock, available from your vendor.

SnapMirror could not bring destination %s %s online. SnapLock is not supported on this version of Data ONTAP.

type (STRING): Type of object (volume or aggregate).
dst (STRING): SnapMirror destination.

ERROR

This event is issued when the destination filer requesting a SnapMirror transfer from the source filer is denied the transfer request.

Please check the error message on source.

SnapMirror transfer request for %s from %s denied, %s.

dstpath (STRING): The SnapMirror destination, can be volume or qtree
srcfiler (STRING): The SnapMirror source filer
error (STRING): The error message

ERROR

This event is issued when SnapMirror is not able to create files required for a restart

(None).

SnapMirror not able to create %s which is needed for restart.

filepath (STRING): The file SnapMirror is not able to create

NOTICE

This event is issued when SnapMirror restart negotiation fails.

(None).

SnapMirror restart negotiation failed.

(None).

NOTICE

This event is issued when an invalid restart checkpoint is detected on the destination.

(None).

Restart checkpoint for destination volume %s is no longer valid, removing checkpoint.

dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination volume

ERROR

This very rare message occurs on a replication destination appliance, when SnapMirror® detects that a transfer restarted from a checkpoint is attempting to transfer additional Snapshot copies that were not recorded in the checkpoint. In this case, SnapMirror aborts the transfer and clears the checkpoint to prevent corruption on the destination appliance.

No action is required for a scheduled SnapMirror transfer. The next scheduled transfer starts from the beginning. If you manually initiated this transfer, manually start a new transfer.

SnapMirror cannot restart the transfer from %s:%s to %s due to a change in the state of Snapshot copies on the source appliance. The checkpoint has been cleared, and the next transfer will start from beginning.

srcfiler (STRING): Source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): SnapMirror source volume.
dstpath (STRING): SnapMirror destination volume.

ERROR

This event is issued when SnapMirror destination is not able to find the root volume.

(None).

Cannot find root volume.

(None).

ERROR

This event is issued when SnapMirror is not able to read files which were created for a restart.

(None).

SnapMirror not able to read %s which is needed for restart.

filepath (STRING): The file SnapMirror is not able to read

ERROR

This event is issued when SnapMirror is not able to write to files which were created for a restart.

(None).

SnapMirror not able to write to %s which is needed for restart.

filepath (STRING): The file SnapMirror is not able to write to

NOTICE

This event is issued when a SnapMirror resync operation is successful and tells the base snapshot being used.

(None).

SnapMirror resync of %s to %s:%s is using %s as the base snapshot.

dstpath (STRING): SnapMirror destination volume or qtree
srcfiler (STRING): SnapMirror source filer
srcpath (STRING): SnapMirror source volume or qtree
basesnapname (STRING): The base snapshot being used.

NOTICE

This event is issued when a SnapMirror resync -n is executed.

(None).

SnapMirror resync of %s not performed because -n(ot really) option set.

dstpath (STRING): SnapMirror destination

NOTICE

This event is issued when a SnapMirror initialize operation has to revert the checksum state of the destination aggregate because the source and destination aggregate have differing checksum states.

No corrective action required.

A SnapMirror transfer to destination aggregate %s has found that the source and destination aggregates have differing checksum states. Data ONTAP is aborting the transfer and reverting the checksum state for the destination aggregate. After Data ONTAP displays a message showing the revert is complete, you will need to retry the operation. You can use the "aggr status -c" command to see the progress of the reversion.

dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination aggregate

ERROR

This event is issued when a SnapMirror initialize operation is not able to revert the checksum state of the destination volume.

(None).

Data ONTAP cannot revert the checksum state of destination %s %s.

volaggr (STRING): Whether volume or aggregate
dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination

ERROR

This event is issued when a SnapMirror initialize operation is issued on a volume/aggregate which is reverting its checksum state.

(None).

Aborting SnapMirror transfer to %s %s because it is reverting its checksum state.

volaggr (STRING): Whether volume or aggregate
dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination volume

ERROR

This event is issued when a SnapMirror initialize operation has to revert the checksum state of the destination volume because the source and destination have differing checksum states.

No corrective action required.

A SnapMirror transfer to destination volume %s has found that the source and destination volumes have differing checksum states. Data ONTAP is aborting the transfer and reverting the checksum state for the destination volume. After Data ONTAP displays a message showing the revert is complete, you will need to retry the operation. You can use the "vol status -c" command to see the progress of the reversion.

dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination

NOTICE

This event is issued when a named snapshot creation at the end of a qtree SnapMirror transfer fails. Since the transfer succeeded, only the snap create in the end failed, we just issue a warning.

(None).

SnapMirror transfer from %s:%s to %s : creation of named snapshot "%s" failed.

srcfiler (STRING): The SnapMirror source filer
srcpath (STRING): The SnapMirror source qtree
dstpath (STRING): The SnapMirror destination qtree
snapname (STRING): The snapshot which was supposed to be created on the destination volume

ERROR

This event is issued when on a SnapMirror incremental the snapshot that SnapMirror tries to delete in the destination volume is softlocked.

(None).

Snapshot %s in destination volume %s is in use, cannot delete.

snapname (STRING): The snapshot which is locked
dst (STRING): The SnapMirror destination volume

ERROR

This message occurs when a SnapMirror® destination volume tries to go into sync while an active SnapMirror 'check' operation is in progress.

The mirror gets back into sync after the SnapMirror 'check' operation is complete. To expedite this process, abort the ongoing SnapMirror 'check' operation by running the 'snapmirror check abort' command on the destination system.

The destination volume '%s' has an active SnapMirror 'check' operation in progress. Could not go into sync.

dstpath (STRING): Destination volume.

ERROR

This message occurs when NVLOG version mismatch between the source and destination appliance prevents the use of synchronous SnapMirror®. The source and destination appliances must use the same version of NVLOG to mirror synchronously. Data ONTAP® will use periodic updates to mirror the volume until the mismatch is resolved.

Upgrade the source or destination appliance so that they both use the same NVLOG version. It is also recommended that both appliances run the same version of Data ONTAP.

NVLOG version mismatch for Synchronous SnapMirror from %s:%s to %s. The source and destination appliances must use the same NVLOG version to mirror synchronously. Reverting to periodic updates to mirror the volume.

srcfiler (STRING): Name of the SnapMirror source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): Name of the SnapMirror source volume.
dstpath (STRING): Name of the SnapMirror destination volume.

ERROR

This message occurs when a protocol version mismatch between the source and destination appliance prevents the use of synchronous SnapMirror®. The source and destination appliances must use the same version of protocol to mirror synchronously. Data ONTAP® will use periodic updates to mirror the volume until the mismatch is resolved.

Upgrade the source or destination appliance so that they both use the same protocol version. It is also recommended that both appliances run the same version of Data ONTAP.

Protocol version mismatch for Synchronous SnapMirror from %s:%s to %s. The source and destination appliances must use the same protocol version to mirror synchronously. Reverting to periodic updates to mirror the volume.

srcfiler (STRING): Name of the SnapMirror source appliance.
srcpath (STRING): Name of the SnapMirror source volume.
dstpath (STRING): Name of the SnapMirror destination volume.

NOTICE

This event is issued when an update request is received on a destination qtree, which is being used as the source for another transfer.

(None).

Transfer from %s to %s:%s is in progress, SnapMirror transfer from %s:%s delayed.

dstpath (STRING): The SnapMirror destination
dstfiler2 (STRING): The destination filer for dstpath
dstpath2 (STRING): The destination for dstpath
srcfiler (STRING): The source filer for dstpath
srcpath (STRING): The source for dstpath