Hi,
here is the solution for my problem:
Normally it is like Adam Fox and his colleague wrote. Just adding the disks to both sites and make a 'snapmirror update' on the destination. Finish!
But, first look on the "primary" Volume if the option fs_size_fixed is set to "on" before adding the disks. I don't know why this options was set to "on", maybe once we tested to rotate the mirror. But turning the option off resolve our problem.
Thanks to all,
Michael
Thorsten.Lemke@computacenter.com wrote :
As I understand you have two volumes called "Volume1" that are both in snapmirrored state? One is a normal snapmirror and the other one is a DR backup of the vfiler? In this case you have to do the enlargement also on the original (third) source volume which is not in snapmirrored state and therefore does not have the fs_size_fixed set to "on". The size of the filesystem of snapmirrored volumes will adapt to the source volume after the next scheduled update as Adam pointed out earlier (of course you have to add the same amount of space to each of them first).
Regards, Thorsten
toaster@chopel.de>@mathworks.com on 16.06.2004 11:22:11
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To: "Fox, Adam" Adam.Fox@netapp.com>, "Uehara; Tsuneyuki (Gen)" tsuneyuki.uehara@gs.com>, toasters@mathworks.com> cc: Subject: RE: Enlarge a volume owned by a vfiler
Hallo,
maybe my initial situation was not clear:
On the "main site" I spent VfilerA a new disk. Volume1 before "vol add" : 201 GB Volume1 after "vol add" : also 201 GB
vol status -b Volume1: Vol Size (blocks) FS Size (blocks)
76996480 61597184
The filer notified that "..the disk was successfully added to volume Volume1" IMHO this results because Volume1 is in "snapmirrored-state" an the option "fs_size_fixed" is set "on".
On the "desaster site" I spent VfilerA' (vfiler dr) also a new disk for volume Volume1. Same results.
I think I must break the mirror but is this possible without side effects on VfilerA because he is in "vfiler dr"
Thanks a lot
Michael
Fox, Adam Adam.Fox@netapp.com> schrieb :
You don't need to do this. It looks like you are doing Volume SnapMirror. All you have to do is add the disks to both volumes. You won't see the change on the destination until the next update, then the destination will become the size of the source.
-- Adam Fox GS Tools Developer adamfox@netapp.com
-----Original Message----- From: Uehara, Tsuneyuki (Gen) [mailto:tsuneyuki.uehara@gs.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 7:23 AM To: 'toaster@chopel.de'; toasters@mathworks.com Subject: RE: Enlarge a volume owned by a vfiler
We perform "snapmirror quiesce" then "snapmirror break" then turn off "fs_size_fixed".
# Gen Uehara
-----Original Message----- From: owner-toasters@mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of toaster@chopel.de Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 10:12 PM To: toasters@mathworks.com Subject: Enlarge a volume owned by a vfiler
Hi,
I have a problem to enlarge a volume owned by a "dr"-vfiler.
Vfiler1 Vfiler1 (dr backup) |--> vol1 |-->vol1
It was possible to add a disk to vol1 on both sites. But I can't disable
the
volume option "fixed fs_size", because vol1 is in "snapmirrored-state".
How can I enlarge the volume without deleting the dr-filer?
Thanks for help,
Michael
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