ERROR

This message occurs when the ONTAP® kernel detects an inconsistent WAFL® Access Control List (ACL) on disk. Access to this ACL is disabled until you repair it by running wafliron.

Contact NetApp technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: bad ACL (xfileid:%u snapid:%u) for inode (fileid:%u) in volume %s%s%s%s.

xfileid (INT): Identifying number for the suspect ACL.
snapid (INT): Snapshot identifier (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot.
fileid (INT): Identifying number for the inode.
owner (STRING): Owner of the volume.
vol (STRING): Name of the volume.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where the volume name itself is insufficient.

ERROR

This message occurs when Data ONTAP detects inconsistent Access Control List (ACL) data on disk.

The volume has inconsistent Access Control List (ACL) data. Use the "volume file show-inode" command with the file ID and volume name information to find the file path. .Rebuild ACL for the file.

WAFL inconsistent: bad ACL data (acl_fileid:%u acl_snapid:%u) for inode (fileid:%u snapid:%u file_type:%d disk_flags:0x%x) in volume %s%s%s%s%s.

acl_fileid (INT): Identifying number for the ACL inode
acl_snapid (INT): Snapshot identifier for ACL inode: (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot
fileid (INT): Identifying number for the inode that owns the ACL.
snapid (INT): Snapshot identifier: (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot
type (INT): File type.
flags (LONGINT): Inode disk flags.
owner (STRING): Owner of the volume.
vol (STRING): Name of the volume.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Uniquely identifies the volume when the volume name itself is insufficient.
inotype (STRING): The inode space (public or private)

NOTICE

This message occurs when an inconsistency is detected in a compacted block.

(None).

Inconsistent compacted block %llu in %s "%s". %s

pvbn (LONGINT): Volume block number.
volume_identifier (STRING): Volume identifier.
volume (STRING): Volume name.
message (STRING): Type of inconsistency in compacted block.

ERROR

This message occurs when the WAFL® kernel detects a block in a FlexVol® volume that is inaccessible. Access to this block is disabled until you repair it by running wafliron.

The volume is inconsistent. Run wafliron as soon as possible to clear this inconsistency. For a SnapMirror® target, rebuild from the source or resynchronize. If the inode is in a snapshot, delete the snapshot, then contact NetApp technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: Volume %s%s%s%s has unreachable block at vvbn %llu (pvbn %llu).

owner (STRING): Owner of the volume.
vol (STRING): Name of the volume.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Uniquely identifies the volume in cases where the volume name itself is insufficient.
vvbn (LONGINT): Virtual block number.
pvbn (LONGINT): Physical block number.

ALERT

This event occurs when the WAFL® kernel detects an inconsistent directory on disk. Access to this directory is disabled until you repair it by running wafliron.

The volume is inconsistent. Run wafliron as soon as possible to clear this inconsistency; for a snapmirror target, rebuild from source or resync or if inode is in a snapshot, delete the snapshot. Then contact NetApp technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: %s: bad directory ( %s fileid:%u, snapid: %u, type:%u, size:%u) in volume %s%s%s%s.

func (STRING): The internal function name
ino_type (STRING): The inode type
fileid (INT): The identifying number for the suspect inode
snapid (INT): Snapshot identifier (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot
type (INT): The type of inode that's supposed to be a directory of some type
size (INT): The possibly corrupt size of the suspect inode.
owner (STRING): The owner of the volume
vol (STRING): The name of the volume
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.

EMERGENCY

This event occurs when an inconsistent directory entry has been detected. Access to this directory entry is disabled.

If this error condition occurs, contact NetApp technical support for further assistance.

WAFL inconsistent: %s: bad entry {x%x %d snapid: %d %d %d} <%.*s> in %s directory {x%x %d snapid: %d %d %d} in volume %s%s%s%s.

func (STRING): The internal function name
fh0 (INT): fh[0]
fh1 (INT): fh[1] - snapid (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot
fh2 (INT): fh[2]
fh3 (INT): fh[3]
fh4 (INT): fh[4]
name (STRINGARRAY): The name of the directory entry
ino_type (STRING): The inode type
dfh0 (INT): dfh[0]
dfh1 (INT): dfh[1] - snapid in filehandle (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot
dfh2 (INT): dfh[2]
dfh3 (INT): dfh[3]
dfh4 (INT): dfh[4]
owner (STRING): The owner of the volume
vol (STRING): The name of the volume
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.

ERROR

This message occurs when the ONTAP® kernel detects an inconsistent inode on disk. Access to this inode is disabled until you repair it by running wafliron.

Contact NetApp technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: %s: bad inode (%s fileid: %u snapid: %u) in volume %s%s%s%s.

func (STRING): Internal function name.
ino_type (STRING): Inode type.
fileid (INT): Identifying number for the suspect inode.
snapid (INT): Snapshot identifier (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot.
owner (STRING): Owner of the volume.
vol (STRING): Name of the volume.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Uniquely identifies the volume when the volume name itself is insufficient.

ERROR

This message occurs when the WAFL® kernel detects an inconsistent inode on a disk with a bad qtree ID.

Use the "volume file show-inode" command with the file ID and volume name information to find the file path. The volume is inconsistent. Run wafliron as soon as possible to clear this inconsistency. For a SnapMirror target, rebuild from the source or resynchronize. If the inode is in a snapshot, delete the snapshot. Then contact technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: bad qtree ID in inode (fileid:%u snapid:%u) in volume %s%s. Turning quotas off on the volume.

fileid (INT): Identifying number for the suspect inode
snapid (INT): Snapshot identifier (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot
owner (STRING): Owner of the volume
vol (STRING): Name of the volume

ERROR

This event occurs when the WAFL kernel discovers that a snapshot has either an invalid inofile, fsinfo, or snapmap file, or the snapshot vbn stored is invalid.

Delete the snapshot. For a snapmirror target, rebuild from source or resync.

WAFL inconsistent: deleting bad snapshot in volume %s%s%s%s, snapid %d, reason: %s

owner (STRING): The owner of the volume
vol (STRING): The name of the volume
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.
snapid (INT): The snapshot identifier
reason (STRING): The reason the snapshot is bad

ERROR

This event occurs when the WAFL® kernel detects an inconsistent stream information on disk. Access to the stream is disabled until you repair it by running wafliron.

Use the "volume file show-inode" command with the file ID and volume name information to find the file path. The volume is inconsistent. Run wafliron as soon as possible to clear this inconsistency; for a snapmirror target, rebuild from source or resync or if the inode is in a snapshot, delete the snapshot. Then contact NetApp technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: bad stream (sfileid:%u snapid: %u) for inode (fileid:%u) in volume %s%s%s%s.

sfileid (INT): The identifying number for the suspect stream
snapid (INT): Snapshot identifier (0) - active file system (non-zero) - refers to snapshot
fileid (INT): The identifying number for the inode
owner (STRING): The owner of the volume
vol (STRING): The name of the volume
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.

EMERGENCY

This event occurs when the number of inconsistencies the WAFL® kernel detected and avoided reached the threshold.

The volume is inconsistent. Run wafliron as soon as possible to clear this inconsistency; for a snapmirror target, rebuild from source or resync or if the inode is in a snapshot, delete the snapshot. Then contact NetApp technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: The threshold for number of %s inconsistencies was reached. Volume %s %s%s%s%s will be taken offline. Contact NetApp technical support.

reason (STRING): Reason : snapshot/inode/block
type (STRING): The container type (volume / aggregate)
owner (STRING): The volume owner
vol (STRING): The volume name
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.
vendor (STRING): The vendor name

ERROR

This event occurs when the WAFL® kernel discovers an inconsistent volume.

The volume is inconsistent. Run wafliron as soon as possible to clear this inconsistency; For a SnapMirror® target, rebuild from source or resynchronize. If the inode is in a snapshot, delete the snapshot. Then contact NetApp technical support.

WAFL inconsistent: %s %s%s%s%s is inconsistent. Note: Any new snapshots might contain this inconsistency.

type (STRING): The container type (volume / aggregate)
owner (STRING): The volume owner
vol (STRING): The volume name
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.
vendor (STRING): The vendor

ERROR

This message occurs when the ONTAP® kernel discovers an inconsistent volume and determines that the volume should not be mounted.

Contact NetApp technical support.

%s %s%s is not mounted.

type (STRING): Container type (volume or aggregate).
owner (STRING): Volume owner.
vol (STRING): Volume name.