Retrieve an FC interface

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DOC /network/fc/interfaces

Parameters

Name	Type	In	Required	Description
uuid	string	path	True	The unique identifier for the FC interface.
fields	array[string]	query	False	Specify the fields to return.

Name

Type

In

Required

Description

uuid

string

path

True

The unique identifier for the FC interface.

fields

array[string]

query

False

Specify the fields to return.

Response

Status: 200, Ok

Name	Type	Description
_links	_links
comment	string	A user configurable comment. Optional in POST; valid in PATCH. To clear a prior comment, set the property to an empty string in PATCH.
data_protocol	string	The data protocol for which the FC interface is configured. Required in POST.
enabled	boolean	The administrative state of the FC interface. The FC interface can be disabled to block all FC communication with the SVM through this interface. Optional in POST and PATCH; defaults to true (enabled) in POST.
location	location	The location of the FC interface is defined by the location of its port. An FC port is identified by its UUID, or a combination of its node name and port name. Either the UUID or the node name and port name are required for POST. To move an interface, supply either the UUID or the node name and port name in a PATCH. The location of an FC interface can be set using "location.home_node" and "location.home_port" during a POST or PATCH. "location.node" and "location.port" refer to the current location of the FC interface. This may be different from "location.home_node" and "location.home_port" in instances where the FC interface failed over due to an offline node.
metric	metric	Performance numbers, such as IOPS latency and throughput
name	string	The name of the FC interface. Required in POST; optional in PATCH.
port_address	string	The port address of the FC interface. Each FC port in an FC switched fabric has its own unique FC port address for routing purposes. The FC port address is assigned by a switch in the fabric when that port logs in to the fabric. This property refers to the address given by a switch to the FC interface when the SVM performs a port login (PLOGI). This is useful for obtaining statistics and diagnostic information from FC switches. This is a hexadecimal encoded numeric value.
state	string	The current operational state of the FC interface. The state is set to down if the interface is not enabled. If the node hosting the port is down or unavailable, no state value is returned.
statistics	statistics	These are raw performance numbers, such as IOPS latency and throughput. These numbers are aggregated across all nodes in the cluster and increase with the uptime of the cluster.
svm	svm
uuid	string	The unique identifier of the FC interface. Required in the URL.
wwnn	string	The world wide node name (WWNN) of the FC interface SVM. The WWNN is generated by ONTAP when Fibre Channel Protocol or the NVMe service is created for the FC interface SVM. example: 20:00:00:50:56:b4:13:01 readOnly: 1 Introduced in: 9.6
wwpn	string	The world wide port name (WWPN) of the FC interface. The WWPN is generated by ONTAP when the FC interface is created. example: 20:00:00:50:56:b4:13:a8 readOnly: 1 Introduced in: 9.6

Name

Type

Description

_links

comment

string

A user configurable comment. Optional in POST; valid in PATCH. To clear a prior comment, set the property to an empty string in PATCH.

data_protocol

string

The data protocol for which the FC interface is configured. Required in POST.

enabled

boolean

The administrative state of the FC interface. The FC interface can be disabled to block all FC communication with the SVM through this interface. Optional in POST and PATCH; defaults to true (enabled) in POST.

location

The location of the FC interface is defined by the location of its port. An FC port is identified by its UUID, or a combination of its node name and port name. Either the UUID or the node name and port name are required for POST. To move an interface, supply either the UUID or the node name and port name in a PATCH.

The location of an FC interface can be set using "location.home_node" and "location.home_port" during a POST or PATCH. "location.node" and "location.port" refer to the current location of the FC interface. This may be different from "location.home_node" and "location.home_port" in instances where the FC interface failed over due to an offline node.

metric

Performance numbers, such as IOPS latency and throughput

name

string

The name of the FC interface. Required in POST; optional in PATCH.

port_address

string

The port address of the FC interface. Each FC port in an FC switched fabric has its own unique FC port address for routing purposes. The FC port address is assigned by a switch in the fabric when that port logs in to the fabric. This property refers to the address given by a switch to the FC interface when the SVM performs a port login (PLOGI).

This is useful for obtaining statistics and diagnostic information from FC switches.

This is a hexadecimal encoded numeric value.

state

string

The current operational state of the FC interface. The state is set to down if the interface is not enabled.

If the node hosting the port is down or unavailable, no state value is returned.

statistics

These are raw performance numbers, such as IOPS latency and throughput. These numbers are aggregated across all nodes in the cluster and increase with the uptime of the cluster.

svm

uuid

string

The unique identifier of the FC interface. Required in the URL.

wwnn

string

The world wide node name (WWNN) of the FC interface SVM. The WWNN is generated by ONTAP when Fibre Channel Protocol or the NVMe service is created for the FC interface SVM.

example: 20:00:00:50:56:b4:13:01
readOnly: 1
Introduced in: 9.6

wwpn

string

The world wide port name (WWPN) of the FC interface. The WWPN is generated by ONTAP when the FC interface is created.

example: 20:00:00:50:56:b4:13:a8
readOnly: 1
Introduced in: 9.6

Example response

{
  "_links": {
    "self": {
      "href": "/api/resourcelink"
    }
  },
  "comment": "string",
  "data_protocol": "string",
  "location": {
    "home_node": {
      "_links": {
        "self": {
          "href": "/api/resourcelink"
        }
      },
      "name": "node1",
      "uuid": "1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-123478563412"
    },
    "home_port": {
      "_links": {
        "self": {
          "href": "/api/resourcelink"
        }
      },
      "name": "0a",
      "node": {
        "name": "node1"
      },
      "uuid": "1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-123478563412"
    },
    "node": {
      "_links": {
        "self": {
          "href": "/api/resourcelink"
        }
      },
      "name": "node1",
      "uuid": "1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-123478563412"
    },
    "port": {
      "_links": {
        "self": {
          "href": "/api/resourcelink"
        }
      },
      "name": "0a",
      "node": {
        "name": "node1"
      },
      "uuid": "1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-123478563412"
    }
  },
  "metric": {
    "_links": {
      "self": {
        "href": "/api/resourcelink"
      }
    },
    "duration": "PT15S",
    "iops": {
      "read": "200",
      "total": "1000",
      "write": "100"
    },
    "latency": {
      "read": "200",
      "total": "1000",
      "write": "100"
    },
    "status": "ok",
    "throughput": {
      "read": "200",
      "total": "1000",
      "write": "100"
    },
    "timestamp": "2017-01-25T11:20:13Z"
  },
  "name": "lif1",
  "port_address": "5060F",
  "state": "string",
  "statistics": {
    "iops_raw": {
      "read": "200",
      "total": "1000",
      "write": "100"
    },
    "latency_raw": {
      "read": "200",
      "total": "1000",
      "write": "100"
    },
    "status": "ok",
    "throughput_raw": {
      "read": "200",
      "total": "1000",
      "write": "100"
    },
    "timestamp": "2017-01-25T11:20:13Z"
  },
  "svm": {
    "_links": {
      "self": {
        "href": "/api/resourcelink"
      }
    },
    "name": "svm1",
    "uuid": "02c9e252-41be-11e9-81d5-00a0986138f7"
  },
  "uuid": "1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-123478563412",
  "wwnn": "20:00:00:50:56:b4:13:01",
  "wwpn": "20:00:00:50:56:b4:13:a8"
}

Error

Status: Default, Error

Name	Type	Description
error	error

Name

Type

Description

error

Example error

{
  "error": {
    "arguments": [
      {
        "code": "string",
        "message": "string"
      }
    ],
    "code": "4",
    "message": "entry doesn't exist",
    "target": "uuid"
  }
}

Definitions

See Definitions

href

Name	Type	Description
href	string

Name

Type

Description

href

string

_links

Name	Type	Description
self	href

Name

Type

Description

self

href

home_node

Name	Type	Description
_links	_links
name	string
uuid	string

Name

Type

Description

_links

name

string

uuid

string

node

The node on which the FC port is located.

Name	Type	Description
name	string	The name of the node on which the FC port is located.

Name

Type

Description

name

string

The name of the node on which the FC port is located.

fc_port_reference

An FC port is the physical port of an FC adapter on a cluster node that can be connected to an FC network.

Name	Type	Description
_links	_links
name	string	The name of the FC port.
node	node	The node on which the FC port is located.
uuid	string	The unique identifier of the FC port.

Name

Type

Description

_links

name

string

The name of the FC port.

node

The node on which the FC port is located.

uuid

string

The unique identifier of the FC port.

node

Name	Type	Description
_links	_links
name	string
uuid	string

Name

Type

Description

_links

name

string

uuid

string

location

The location of the FC interface is defined by the location of its port. An FC port is identified by its UUID, or a combination of its node name and port name. Either the UUID or the node name and port name are required for POST. To move an interface, supply either the UUID or the node name and port name in a PATCH.

The location of an FC interface can be set using "location.home_node" and "location.home_port" during a POST or PATCH. "location.node" and "location.port" refer to the current location of the FC interface. This may be different from "location.home_node" and "location.home_port" in instances where the FC interface failed over due to an offline node.

Name	Type	Description
home_node	home_node
home_port	fc_port_reference	An FC port is the physical port of an FC adapter on a cluster node that can be connected to an FC network.
is_home	boolean	Indicates whether or not the FC interface currently resides on the home node.
node	node
port	fc_port_reference	An FC port is the physical port of an FC adapter on a cluster node that can be connected to an FC network.

Name

Type

Description

home_node

home_port

fc_port_reference

An FC port is the physical port of an FC adapter on a cluster node that can be connected to an FC network.

is_home

boolean

Indicates whether or not the FC interface currently resides on the home node.

node

port

fc_port_reference

An FC port is the physical port of an FC adapter on a cluster node that can be connected to an FC network.

iops

The rate of I/O operations observed at the storage object.

Name	Type	Description
other	integer	Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.
read	integer	Performance metric for read I/O operations.
total	integer	Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.
write	integer	Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

Name

Type

Description

other

integer

Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.

read

integer

Performance metric for read I/O operations.

total

integer

Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.

write

integer

Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

latency

The round trip latency in microseconds observed at the storage object.

Name	Type	Description
other	integer	Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.
read	integer	Performance metric for read I/O operations.
total	integer	Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.
write	integer	Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

Name

Type

Description

other

integer

Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.

read

integer

Performance metric for read I/O operations.

total

integer

Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.

write

integer

Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

throughput

The rate of throughput bytes per second observed at the storage object.

Name	Type	Description
read	integer	Performance metric for read I/O operations.
total	integer	Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.
write	integer	Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

Name

Type

Description

read

integer

Performance metric for read I/O operations.

total

integer

Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.

write

integer

Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

metric

Performance numbers, such as IOPS latency and throughput

Name	Type	Description
_links	_links
duration	string	The duration over which this sample is calculated. The time durations are represented in the ISO-8601 standard format. Samples can be calculated over the following durations:
iops	iops	The rate of I/O operations observed at the storage object.
latency	latency	The round trip latency in microseconds observed at the storage object.
status	string	Any errors associated with the sample. For example, if the aggregation of data over multiple nodes fails then any of the partial errors might be returned, "ok" on success, or "error" on any internal uncategorized failure. Whenever a sample collection is missed but done at a later time, it is back filled to the previous 15 second timestamp and tagged with "backfilled_data". "Inconsistent_ delta_time" is encountered when the time between two collections is not the same for all nodes. Therefore, the aggregated value might be over or under inflated. "Negative_delta" is returned when an expected monotonically increasing value has decreased in value. "Inconsistent_old_data" is returned when one or more nodes do not have the latest data.
throughput	throughput	The rate of throughput bytes per second observed at the storage object.
timestamp	string	The timestamp of the performance data.

Name

Type

Description

_links

duration

string

The duration over which this sample is calculated. The time durations are represented in the ISO-8601 standard format. Samples can be calculated over the following durations:

iops

The rate of I/O operations observed at the storage object.

latency

The round trip latency in microseconds observed at the storage object.

status

string

Any errors associated with the sample. For example, if the aggregation of data over multiple nodes fails then any of the partial errors might be returned, "ok" on success, or "error" on any internal uncategorized failure. Whenever a sample collection is missed but done at a later time, it is back filled to the previous 15 second timestamp and tagged with "backfilled_data". "Inconsistent_ delta_time" is encountered when the time between two collections is not the same for all nodes. Therefore, the aggregated value might be over or under inflated. "Negative_delta" is returned when an expected monotonically increasing value has decreased in value. "Inconsistent_old_data" is returned when one or more nodes do not have the latest data.

throughput

The rate of throughput bytes per second observed at the storage object.

timestamp

string

The timestamp of the performance data.

iops_raw

The number of I/O operations observed at the storage object. This should be used along with delta time to calculate the rate of I/O operations per unit of time.

Name	Type	Description
other	integer	Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.
read	integer	Performance metric for read I/O operations.
total	integer	Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.
write	integer	Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

Name

Type

Description

other

integer

Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.

read

integer

Performance metric for read I/O operations.

total

integer

Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.

write

integer

Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

latency_raw

The raw latency in microseconds observed at the storage object. This should be divided by the raw IOPS value to calculate the average latency per I/O operation.

Name	Type	Description
other	integer	Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.
read	integer	Performance metric for read I/O operations.
total	integer	Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.
write	integer	Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

Name

Type

Description

other

integer

Performance metric for other I/O operations. Other I/O operations can be metadata operations, such as directory lookups and so on.

read

integer

Performance metric for read I/O operations.

total

integer

Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.

write

integer

Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

throughput_raw

Throughput bytes observed at the storage object. This should be used along with delta time to calculate the rate of throughput bytes per unit of time.

Name	Type	Description
read	integer	Performance metric for read I/O operations.
total	integer	Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.
write	integer	Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

Name

Type

Description

read

integer

Performance metric for read I/O operations.

total

integer

Performance metric aggregated over all types of I/O operations.

write

integer

Peformance metric for write I/O operations.

statistics

These are raw performance numbers, such as IOPS latency and throughput. These numbers are aggregated across all nodes in the cluster and increase with the uptime of the cluster.

Name	Type	Description
iops_raw	iops_raw	The number of I/O operations observed at the storage object. This should be used along with delta time to calculate the rate of I/O operations per unit of time.
latency_raw	latency_raw	The raw latency in microseconds observed at the storage object. This should be divided by the raw IOPS value to calculate the average latency per I/O operation.
status	string	Any errors associated with the sample. For example, if the aggregation of data over multiple nodes fails then any of the partial errors might be returned, "ok" on success, or "error" on any internal uncategorized failure. Whenever a sample collection is missed but done at a later time, it is back filled to the previous 15 second timestamp and tagged with "backfilled_data". "Inconsistent_delta_time" is encountered when the time between two collections is not the same for all nodes. Therefore, the aggregated value might be over or under inflated. "Negative_delta" is returned when an expected monotonically increasing value has decreased in value. "Inconsistent_old_data" is returned when one or more nodes do not have the latest data.
throughput_raw	throughput_raw	Throughput bytes observed at the storage object. This should be used along with delta time to calculate the rate of throughput bytes per unit of time.
timestamp	string	The timestamp of the performance data.

Name

Type

Description

iops_raw

The number of I/O operations observed at the storage object. This should be used along with delta time to calculate the rate of I/O operations per unit of time.

latency_raw

The raw latency in microseconds observed at the storage object. This should be divided by the raw IOPS value to calculate the average latency per I/O operation.

status

string

Any errors associated with the sample. For example, if the aggregation of data over multiple nodes fails then any of the partial errors might be returned, "ok" on success, or "error" on any internal uncategorized failure. Whenever a sample collection is missed but done at a later time, it is back filled to the previous 15 second timestamp and tagged with "backfilled_data". "Inconsistent_delta_time" is encountered when the time between two collections is not the same for all nodes. Therefore, the aggregated value might be over or under inflated. "Negative_delta" is returned when an expected monotonically increasing value has decreased in value. "Inconsistent_old_data" is returned when one or more nodes do not have the latest data.

throughput_raw

Throughput bytes observed at the storage object. This should be used along with delta time to calculate the rate of throughput bytes per unit of time.

timestamp

string

The timestamp of the performance data.

svm

Name	Type	Description
_links	_links
name	string	The name of the SVM.
uuid	string	The unique identifier of the SVM.

Name

Type

Description

_links

name

string

The name of the SVM.

uuid

string

The unique identifier of the SVM.

error_arguments

Name	Type	Description
code	string	Argument code
message	string	Message argument

Name

Type

Description

code

string

Argument code

message

string

Message argument

error

Name	Type	Description
arguments	array[error_arguments]	Message arguments
code	string	Error code
message	string	Error message
target	string	The target parameter that caused the error.

Name

Type

Description

arguments

array[error_arguments]

Message arguments

code

string

Error code

message

string

Error message

target

string

The target parameter that caused the error.

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Response

Error

Definitions