Kumar,
Is this a cluster, or are you using auto-take metasets ? If not then
you have to take ownership of the set manually after rebooting with
metaset -s {setname} -t.
If this is being used but failing, can you get the error message
returned please ? The output from metaset in step 4 would also be useful.
James.
Kumaravel Thillai wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We seem to hit an issue with SVM in the following scenario. Hence can you
> please let me know whether this is a know issue with SVM and it is fixed or
> not? If it is not a known issue then any help on this issue is appreciated.
>
> Steps to repro this issue.
>
> 1. Clone disks (LUs) that contain a disk set on the storage server
> 2. Map the cloned disks to host so that LUs are now accessible from the host
> on which the original disk set is available
> 3. Instead of running "metaimport" command to import the cloned disk set
> just reboot the system
> 4. After reboot do metset of original disk set
> 5. SVM says the ownership of the original disk set is not with the host and
> no operation can be performed on the original disk set.
>
> Thanks,
> -Kumar.
>
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