NetApp

As of 2013, the CSC has a NetApp FAS3000 series which is capable of hosting network shares. It was donated to us by CSCF. It is also pretty old.

Documentation

All the manuals are hosted in ~sysadmin/netapp-docs/

Relevant docs for storage modification are: smg.pdf, sysadmin.pdf

Access

Currently it is accessible via serial interface via ascorbic-acid.

(Later, this will be accessible via aspartame, through its network interface+serial interface).

Permissions

The NetApp does not support extended ACLs on NFSv4, so extended ACLs are supported via CIFS. This is particularly important for club accounts, and for some users hosting git repos out of their homedirs.

Commands

aggr status -r aggr<num>
  Shows aggregate status
disk show -v
  Shows disks, and which filer they are owned by (currently all by psilodump)
storage
  storage related things
disk assign
  Assigns orphaned disks to a filer
vol
  Volume stuffs

Layout

• shelf 1
  • 10,000 RPM FibreChannel disks
  • Currently set to standalone filer+shelf, not set up
• shelf 2
  • 10,000 RPM FibreChannel disks
  • Currently assigned to phlogiston, not set up (phlogiston is off)
• shelf 3
  • 7,200 RPM ATA disks
  • Currently assigned to psilodump
• shelf 4
  • 7,200 RPM ATA disks
  • Currently assigned to psilodump

Aggregates

• aggr0
  • Root aggregate volume, in RAID-DP
• aggr1
  • Music aggregate volume, in RAID-DP
• aggr2
  • Users aggregate volume, in RAID-DP

Volumes

• /vol/vol0
  • Root volume
• /vol/vol1music
  • Music volume
• /vol/vol2users
  • Users volume

Terminology

• RAID-DP - Double Parity RAID6