Netapp Tricks

1. log into the netapp server

To check the volumes on the netapp.
>vol status
sgd-netapp-1> vol status
         Volume State           Status            Options
           vol0 online          raid_dp, flex     root, create_ucode=on
                                64-bit            
    gomine_data online          raid_dp, flex     create_ucode=on
                                64-bit            
      vm_images online          raid_dp, flex     create_ucode=on
                                64-bit            
     vm_image07 online          raid_dp, flex     create_ucode=on
                                64-bit            
     vm_image06 online          raid_dp, flex     create_ucode=on
                                64-bit            


To set up a volume to be used for mounting:
-vol create -volname- _aggrname- -size-
>vol create vm_images aggr0 2t
or
>vol create vm_image25 aggr0 30g
-this creates a volume on the aggr0 with 2 terabytes, this can be resized at anytime!

To resize a volume:
--vol size -volname- [+|-]-size-
>vol size vm_image +200g
Once a volme is created and ready you need to update the /etc/exports file:
-Need to mount the /etc/exports file to your desktop, it is easier to edit that way
>mount netapp-1:/etc/exports /mnt/export
>vi /mnt/export
#Auto-generated by setup Tue Nov 29 14:20:26 PST 2011
/vol/vol0       -sec=sys,rw=rocinante:freia-old:yyz:grog,anon=0,nosuid
/vol/gomine_data        -sec=sys,rw=gomine:celis,anon=0,nosuid
/vol/vm_images  -sec=sys,rw=sgd-virt:rails,anon=0
/vol/vm_image06 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image07 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image08 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image09 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image10 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image11 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image12 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image13 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image14 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image15 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0
/vol/vm_image16 -sec=sys,rw=rails:sgd-virt,anon=0

-add your volume you just created with these permissions. then umount.

 Need to run two processes, nfslock and rpcbind and possibly portmap
We just need two services running on the host:  rpcbind and nfslock
Once those are running, then it's just:
>sudo mount sgd-netapp-1:/vol/vm_image07 /vm07
>sudo mount sgd-netapp-1:/vol/vm_images /mnt
-bash-4.1$ df -k
Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/vg01-rootvol
                      16513960   2811436  12863664  18% /
tmpfs                 24704972         0  24704972   0% /dev/shm
/dev/sda1                99150     32197     61833  35% /boot
/dev/mapper/vg01-datavol
                     107340832  62805704  39082536  62% /data
/dev/mapper/vg02-vm03
                     309637120 108781464 185127016  38% /vm03
/dev/mapper/vg02-vm02
                     309637120  14988744 278919736   6% /vm02
sgd-netapp-1:/vol/vm_images/vm07
                     2040109504     74816 2040034688   1% /vm07
sgd-netapp-1:/vol/vm_images
                     2040109504     74816 2040034688   1% /mnt