Cristian Rojas wrote:

Hi Gerald, thanks for your questions, these is the output:

lgsstpnas02> vfiler status -r vfiler0 running ipspace: default-ipspace IP address: 10.223.59.111 [vifp32] IP address: 192.168.56.4 [vifpriv] IP address: 192.168.215.95 [e0] Path: / [/etc] UUID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

excvfiler1 running ipspace: excfiler-ipspace IP address: 10.223.61.91 [e6b] Path: /vol/excvfiler [/etc] UUID: bd4cee12-1905-11dd-84ee-00a0980159d1

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2. is the ip address in the output pingable from someplace?

No, not even from the filer :(

It won't be pingable from the filer because routed is off. This is requried for Multistore.

Try configuring a system on the same network using an IP in the same subnet. Ping the the vfiler from there and ping the system from the vfiler.

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3. are you using vlans or ipspaces?

Ipspaces

lgsstpnas02> ipspace list Number of ipspaces configured: 2 default-ipspace (e0 e9b e5b e7b vifp32 vifpriv) excfiler-ipspace (e6b)

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4. what does 'vfiler run excvfiler1 run route -s'say?

lgsstpnas02> vfiler run excvfiler1 route -s

===== excvfiler1 Routing tables

Internet: Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Interface default 10.223.61.254 UGS 0 0 e6b 10.223.61/24 link#7 UC 0 0 e6b 10.223.61.254 link#7 UHL 1 0 e6b

That default route doesn't look right for the e6b ip. What subnet mask is used for the e6b ifconfig statement?

-=-=- gerald villabroza <geraldv at stanford.edu> technical lead, its storage, stanford university