Dell PowerVault NX3500 Administrator's Guide - Page 180

Troubleshooting System Shutdown, Troubleshooting an NDMP Internal Error

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Troubleshooting System Shutdown Description Cause Workaround During a system shutdown using the NAS Manager, the system does not stop and the controllers shutdown after 20 minutes. The system shutdown procedure is comprises of two separate processes: • Stopping the file system • Powering down the PowerVault NX3500 controllers The file system may take a long time to clean the cache to the storage either due to lot of data, or due to an intermittent connection to the storage. During the powering down stage, the issue could be due to the OS /kernel hanging on the controller or failing to sync its state to the local drive. If the file system has stopped and if one of the controllers are still up you can physically power down the controller using the power button. If file system has not stopped, you must let it continue working. The file system reaches a 10 minute timeout, flushes its cache to the local controllers, and continues the shutdown process. Troubleshooting an NDMP Internal Error Description Cause Backup or restore fails with an internal error. NDMP internal errors are indicators of a file system not being accessible or a NAS volume not being available. 180 Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting System Shutdown
Troubleshooting an NDMP Internal Error
Description
During a system shutdown using the NAS Manager, the system
does not stop and the controllers shutdown after 20 minutes.
Cause
The system shutdown procedure is comprises of two separate
processes:
Stopping the file system
Powering down the PowerVault NX3500 controllers
The file system may take a long time to clean the cache to the
storage either due to lot of data, or due to an intermittent
connection to the storage.
During the powering down stage, the issue could be due to the OS
/kernel hanging on the controller or failing to sync its state to the
local drive.
Workaround
If the file system has stopped and if one of the controllers are still
up you can physically power down the controller using the power
button.
If file system has not stopped, you must let it continue working.
The file system reaches a 10 minute timeout, flushes its cache to
the local controllers, and continues the shutdown process.
Description
Backup or restore fails with an internal error.
Cause
NDMP internal errors are indicators of a file system not being
accessible or a NAS volume not being available.