Guys, I'm in the planning and setup phase of a four node cDOT 8.2 to 8.3.x upgrade. One thing I need to do is setup all the admin LIFs for my VServers. I've got a bunch of them already, but some have data protocols enabled, and I don't think I can nuke them without alot of hassle.
Is there a way under 8.2.3pX to see if a particular LIF is seeing traffic over a particular data protocol? For example, my 'foo' VServer have some LIFs, which have varying data protocols:
vserver lif data-protocol -------- ----- ------------- foo admin none foo lif1 nfs foo lif2 nfs,cifs,fcache foo lif3 nfs,cifs,fcache foo lif4 nfs,cifs,fcache
Can I see if lifs2-4 have CIFS traffic or not? I've been poking around, but it's not any thing obvious. In the grand scheme of things, I could just rename the probablematic LIFs to some other name and setup new 'admin' LIFs as required.
And I do realize they're not required to be call 'admin', it's just a help.
Thanks, John
You can at least show the connections on a given live for a SVM:
::> network connections active show -vserver vNFS01 -lif-name vNFS01_01 Vserver Interface Remote Name Name:Local Port Host:Port Protocol/Service ---------- ---------------------- ---------------------------- ---------------- Node: blahblubb vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.20:867 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.56:894 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.55:780 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.51:853 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.50:640 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.52:773 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.54:682 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.16:885 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.17:687 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.53:922 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.150:301 TCP/nfs vNFS01 vNFS01_01:2049 10.200.255.150:305 TCP/nfs 12 entries were displayed.
In the output, you will also see the service if that helps.
Best,
Alexander Griesser Head of Systems Operations
ANEXIA Internetdienstleistungs GmbH
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-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: toasters-bounces@teaparty.net [mailto:toasters-bounces@teaparty.net] Im Auftrag von John Stoffel Gesendet: Donnerstag, 6. April 2017 20:15 An: toasters@teaparty.net Betreff: 8.2 -> 8.3 cDOT upgrade
Guys, I'm in the planning and setup phase of a four node cDOT 8.2 to 8.3.x upgrade. One thing I need to do is setup all the admin LIFs for my VServers. I've got a bunch of them already, but some have data protocols enabled, and I don't think I can nuke them without alot of hassle.
Is there a way under 8.2.3pX to see if a particular LIF is seeing traffic over a particular data protocol? For example, my 'foo' VServer have some LIFs, which have varying data protocols:
vserver lif data-protocol -------- ----- ------------- foo admin none foo lif1 nfs foo lif2 nfs,cifs,fcache foo lif3 nfs,cifs,fcache foo lif4 nfs,cifs,fcache
Can I see if lifs2-4 have CIFS traffic or not? I've been poking around, but it's not any thing obvious. In the grand scheme of things, I could just rename the probablematic LIFs to some other name and setup new 'admin' LIFs as required.
And I do realize they're not required to be call 'admin', it's just a help.
Thanks, John
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Alexander, Thanks for the info! This is a big help.
John
"John" == John Stoffel john@stoffel.org writes:
John> I'm in the planning and setup phase of a four node cDOT 8.2 to 8.3.x John> upgrade. One thing I need to do is setup all the admin LIFs for my John> VServers. I've got a bunch of them already, but some have data John> protocols enabled, and I don't think I can nuke them without alot of John> hassle.
John> Is there a way under 8.2.3pX to see if a particular LIF is seeing John> traffic over a particular data protocol? For example, my 'foo' John> VServer have some LIFs, which have varying data protocols:
And it looks like you can't actually modify a LIF once it's setup to remove a data protocol. You need to either delete it, or rename it and setup a new LIF with the "-data-protocol none" flag. Not even in advanced mode can you remove it. Oh well...
John
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