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How to configure Snapvault using Network Appliance Data OnTap on a FAS3050 filer
How to locate a failed disk on a NetApp Filer
If you work on the NetApp Filers, you must have come across a situation where you get an AutoSupport notification from NetApp filer that a certain disk on the shelf has failed, this does not mean any interruption to the Filer serving data as usually it is equipped with spare disks which take over. However, it’s prudent to replace the failed disk as soon as possible so you are not left with degraded performance issue in case another disk fails. The auto support notification would usually tell you the disk and shelf number of the disk which has failed (for example 2b.32) but on the shelf, how can you be absolutely sure that you are replacing the right disk?
How to upgrade disk firmware on a NetApp Filer
The following procedure describes how to upgrade the disk firmware on a NetApp Filer running Data OnTap version 7.2
The first step before upgrading the firmware is to check if the correct disk qualification packages are present on the filer. This determined by checking the datecode on the qual_devices_v3 file. Do the following to check the datecode
How to upgrade disk shelf firmware on a NetApp Filer
This article provides step by step instructions on how to upgrade the Shelf Firmware on a NetApp Filer running Data OnTap version 7.2. The Filer has four storage shelves which need their firmware to be upgraded.
How to power a pair of clustered filers off and on
The following procedure describes how to power a pair of clustered filers on and off. In this example we would assume that there are two filers, filer1 and filer2 in a clustered configuration.