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Adding a Managed Volume
Monitoring the Import
CLI Storage-Management Guide 9-57
Canceling a Share Import
From priv-exec mode, you can cancel the import of a single share with the cancel
import
command:
cancel import namespace ns volume vol-path share share-name
where:
ns (1-30 characters) identifies the namespace.
vol-path (1-1024 characters) is the share’s volume.
share-name (1-64 characters) is the share.
For example, the following command sequence stops the import of the
“wwmed~/acct~expir” share:
bstnA6k(gbl)# end
bstnA6k# cancel import namespace wwmed volume /acct share expir
Storage job cancelled successfully.
bstnA6k# ...
Reviewing the Import Report for a Multi-Protocol Volume
A multi-protocol (NFS and CIFS) volume may import successfully but still have
several issues of interest. These issues center on files and/or directories with
filer-generated names (FGNs, such as “dir~2”) or other CIFS/NFS naming issues that
cause the volume to declare them “NFS-only.” An NFS-only file or directory, as the
name implies, cannot be removed, renamed, or edited by CIFS clients. CIFS clients
can only view NFS-only entries in their directory listings. NFS clients and the policy
engine have full access, though rare client operations and policy migrations will incur
a performance penalty. For full details, see “Finding NFS-Only Entries in a
Multi-Protocol Volume” on page 8-61 of the CLI Maintenance Guide.
Examine the import report for each share in the multi-protocol volume. Each share
has a separate import report named “import.report-id.share-name.share-id.rpt.” Use
show reports to get a list of reports, and show reports report-name to view the named
report. Look for files or directories flagged with any Multi-Protocol-error flags. An
NFS client can typically resolve these problems by renaming the file or directory
through the managed volume.