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Incorrect PDDO disk pool size

ElGringo
Level 6
Partner Accredited
HI,

I use NBU in conjunction with PureDisk, I mean I use PDDO
I recently added a node in my PureDisk Storage Pool. This node is Content Router and MetaBase Engine
The new node add been successfully added to the Storage Pool.

Bur the PDDO diskpool size is not reported correctly in NBU.

Puredisk 6603
NBU 7.0 runing on w2k3 R2 x64

Any idea ?

Many thanks,

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ElGringo
Level 6
Partner Accredited
I'm stupid ! :(

I've simply forgotten to activate my new added Content Router thru PureDisk webUI Setting > topology > NewAddedNode > Content Router > Activate

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kunal
Level 4
Employee
Hi,

Have you tried to inventory the disk pool?

Media and Device management -> Devices -> Disk pools ->  disk pool (right click) -> Inventory Disk pool.

If this step hasn't been done, then should get you going.

Regards,
Kunal

ElGringo
Level 6
Partner Accredited
Hi Kunal,

I tried to inventory the DiskPool thru Media and Device management -> Devices -> Disk pools ->  disk pool (right click) -> Inventory Disk pool
But it did not change the Disk Pool Size ...

kunal
Level 4
Employee
Check if there is a difference between nbdevquery and crcontrol

nbdevquery -U -listdv -stype Puredisk


Then login to the PD server and check the space reported by PD:

/opt/pdcr/bin/crcontrol --dsstat

if nbdevquery is showing the correct output, then this might by issue with GUI.

I found this technote which is for MSDP but problem looks similar:

http://support.veritas.com/docs/350190


Regards,
Kunal 

ElGringo
Level 6
Partner Accredited
Each CR (the new one and the new added one) report the right capacity thru crcontrol --dsstat

nbdevquery works ... but do not report the correct size ...

It's like the new added CR is not seen ...

I already use NBU7.0.1FA

ElGringo
Level 6
Partner Accredited
it soundreally weird ...
for both CR (in the same Storage Pool), everythings seems correct ...
puredisk is SPA MBE MBS and CR
puredisk-n2 is MBE and CR


Result for nbdevquery ...

Disk Pool Name      : DP_PDDO
Disk Type           : PureDisk
Disk Volume Name    : PureDiskVolume
Disk Media ID       : @aaaaf
Total Capacity (GB) : 129.97
Free Space (GB)     : 92.59
Use%                : 28
Status              : UP
Flag                : ReadOnWrite
Flag                : AdminUp
Flag                : InternalUp
Num Read Mounts     : 0
Num Write Mounts    : 1
Cur Read Streams    : 0
Cur Write Streams   : 0

puredisk-n2:~ # /opt/pdcr/bin/crcontrol --dsstat  1
************ Data Store statistics ************
Data storage       Size   Used  Avail Use%
                  54.9G 398.7M  54.5G   1%
Number of containers             : 0
Average container size           : 0 bytes (0.00MB)
Space allocated for containers   : 0 bytes (0.00MB)
Space used within containers     : 0 bytes (0.00MB)
Space available within containers: 0 bytes (0.00MB)
Space needs compaction           : 0 bytes (0.00MB)
Records marked for compaction    : 0
Active records                   : 0
Total records                    : 0
puredisk-n2:~ # ssh puredisk /opt/pdcr/bin/crcontrol --dsstat 1
************ Data Store statistics ************
Data storage       Size   Used  Avail Use%
                 130.0G  24.4G 105.6G  19%
Number of containers             : 119
Average container size           : 250871094 bytes (239.25MB)
Space allocated for containers   : 29853660279 bytes (27.80GB)
Space used within containers     : 25804552303 bytes (24.03GB)
Space available within containers: 4049107976 bytes (3.77GB)
Space needs compaction           : 92281590 bytes (88.01MB)
Records marked for compaction    : 1412
Active records                   : 278431
Total records                    : 279843

ElGringo
Level 6
Partner Accredited
I'm stupid ! :(

I've simply forgotten to activate my new added Content Router thru PureDisk webUI Setting > topology > NewAddedNode > Content Router > Activate

kakucis
Not applicable

Someytimes most diffucult problems are the most simple ones! :)