Troubleshoot XCP NFS errors
Review the solutions to troubleshoot your issue.
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Execute XCP commands as root user |
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Download the license from the XCP site, copy it to |
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Renew or obtain the new XCP license from the XCP site. |
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License file might be corrupted. Obtain the new XCP license from the XCP site. |
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Run the |
This copy is not licensed |
Obtain the appropriate XCP license file. Copy the XCP license to the |
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You are trying to activate the online license and your host system is not connected to the internet. Make sure your system is connected to the internet. |
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Make sure xcp.netapp.com is reachable from your host or request for the offline license |
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Open the editor on the XCP Linux client host and update the configuration file with the proper catalog location. The XCP configuration file is located at |
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Operation did not find the source file(s) on the target NFS export. Run the |
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Previous copy operation was interrupted before the index file was created. Rerun the same command with the new index and when the command is executing, verify that the keyword “indexed” is displayed in the stats. |
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Follow the instructions in the following KB article: Cannot allocate memory when synching NFS data |
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Mount the source and target on the XCP host using NFSv4, for example, |
The XCP |
The XCP |
The XCP |
The XCP cutover sync operation might not have copied all the data. Rerun the XCP |
The XCP |
XCP is not able to read the data, this might be due to an XCP issue. Check the XCP STATUS message after the command operation completes. |
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There is low available memory on the host or there has been a huge incremental change. Follow the instructions in the following KB article: Cannot allocate memory when synching NFS data |
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As a non-root user, you do not have the correct permissions to access the file system. Check if you can access the file system and perform read write operations. |
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As a non-root user, you do not have the correct permissions to access the file system. Check if you can access the file system and perform read write operations. |
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You can identify the file and manually copy the file to the destination. |
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Because you cannot resume a single file, it is recommended to run the |
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Because you cannot sync a single file, it is recommended to run the |
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Verify that the node given in the |
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Check if you have permission to write on the destination volume. |
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Increase your system memory and rerun the test. |