Dell PowerStore 1000T EMC PowerStore Release Notes for PowerStore OS Version 1 - Page 9

Issue ID MDT-153026 MDT-170429 MDT-121966 MDT-121784 MDT-139095 MDT-147688 MDT-147508 Functional Area Security Storage - File Storage - File Storage - File Storage - File Storage - File Storage - File Description Workaround/Resolution When a drive is inserted into an appliance, it will take time for D@RE to unlock it. Most drives take a few minutes. However, it takes more time for a ColdStream drive to unlock. The time is proportional to the size of the ColdStream drive, for example, 7 minutes for 375 G, 15 minutes for 750 G, and 27 minutes for 1.5T. If you pull a drive out before it is unlocked, the drive will appear as disconnected. However, the drive will not be automatically removed from the appliance. If you intend to use the drive, re-insert the drive and let the DARE unlock complete. If you intend to stop using the drive, re-insert the drive, wait for enough time (time to unlock + about 1 minute for other overhead), and then remove the drive. The drive will then become disconnected and automatically removed from the system. During manual failover, or failback of the NAS server, the failover, or failback operation may fail. Wait a few moments and retry the operation. The File system deleted alert is displayed as an active alert in PowerStore T even after the file system has been successfully deleted. Review the alert details, to confirm the alert is for a file system that has been deleted. Once confirmed, ignore or acknowledge the pending alert. After a NAS server is successfully deleted, the alerts against the deleted child objects of the NAS server such as DNS servers, file systems, NFS exports, or SMB shares, are not cleared. Review the alert details, to confirm the alert is for a child object of a successfully deleted NAS server. Once confirmed, ignore or acknowledge the pending alert. While trying to create or delete a snapshot the following error message was returned: "Addition [or deletion] of NFS Export failed due to [The path [path_name] was not found on the system and cannot be exported.]" Wait for some time, and try the action again. SMB clients cannot connect to a NAS server when the NAS server name is more than 15 characters. This is because by default the SMB server computer name takes the NAS server name. Set the NAS Server name with 15 characters or less or set the SMB server's computer name with 15 characters or less. To modify the computer name, select all the characters in PowerStore Manager, and type the new name. SMB Server cannot join the Active Directory when the SMB server computer name is more than 15 characters and the first 15 characters of the SMB server computer name are the same as another SMB server's computer name. Use a unique SMB server Netbios name with 15 characters or less. Known Issues 9