I'm having difficulty accessing NOW just now, so forgive me if a) this is on there or b) it's a stupid question.
I'm debugging a client-side problem, using pktt trace from the NetApp. To assist with this I want to be able to go from the file handles I which I see in the pktt trace to a filename on the client.
Normally I would try to to ls -i on the client to find an inode and work from there, but I'm not sure if that makes sense in a NetApp context.
Any pointers?
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Edward Hibbert wrote:
I'm having difficulty accessing NOW just now, so forgive me if a) this is on there or b) it's a stupid question.
I'm debugging a client-side problem, using pktt trace from the NetApp. To assist with this I want to be able to go from the file handles I which I see in the pktt trace to a filename on the client.
Normally I would try to to ls -i on the client to find an inode and work from there, but I'm not sure if that makes sense in a NetApp context.
Any pointers?
Yep, we use inodes. The find -i business will work over an NFS mount point. I'm not sure if this is on NOW or not. If not, I'll add it. Thanks!