Reassign drives from node1 to node3
After converting AFF A250 node1 to an NS224 drive shelf and connecting to AFF A400 node3, you must reassign the drives that previously belonged to node1 to node3.
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At the LOADER prompt, boot node3 into Maintenance Mode:
boot_ontap maint
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Show the state of the 100GbE interfaces:
storage port show
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Set the 100GbE interfaces to storage ports:
storage port modify -p e0c -m storage
storage port modify -p e0d -m storage
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Verify the mode changes to the 100GbE interfaces:
storage port show
Output like the following example should display:
*> storage port modify -p e0c -m storage Nov 10 16:27:23 [localhost:nvmeof.port.modify:notice]: Changing NVMe-oF port e0c to storage mode. Nov 10 16:27:29 [localhost:nvmeof.subsystem.add:notice]: NVMe-oF subsystem added at address fe80::2a0:98ff:fefa:8885. *> storage port modify -p e0d -m storage Nov 10 16:27:34 [localhost:nvmeof.port.modify:notice]: Changing NVMe-oF port e0d to storage mode. Nov 10 16:27:38 [localhost:nvmeof.subsystem.add:notice]: NVMe-oF subsystem added at address fe80::2a0:98ff:fefa:8886. *> storage port show Port Type Mode Speed(Gb/s) State Status VLAN ID ---- ---- ------- ----------- -------- ------- ------- e0c ENET storage 100 Gb/s enabled online 30 e0d ENET storage 100 Gb/s enabled offline 30
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Display all attached drives:
disk show -v
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Record the local system ID value; this is the system ID of node3. Also record the system IDs of node1 and node2 from the "OWNER" column.
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Reassign all drives from node1 to node3:
disk reassign -s node1_system_ID -d node3_system_ID -p node4_system_ID
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Verify that all reassigned drives are viewable to the new system ID:
disk show -s node3_system_ID
If drives are not viewable, STOP and contact technical support for assistance. -
Exit Maintenance Mode:
halt