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XCP issue Solution
xcp: ERROR: Catalog inaccessible: Cannot mount
nfs_server:/export[:subdirectory]
Open the editor on the XCP Linux client host and
update the configuration file with the proper catalog
location. The XCP configuration file is located at
/opt/NetApp/xFiles/xcp/xcp.ini. Sample
entries of configuration file:
[root@scspr1949387001 ~]# cat
/opt/NetApp/xFiles/xcp/xcp.ini
[xcp]
catalog = 10.235.128.153:/catalog
nfs3 error 2: no such file or directory
Operation did not find the source file(s) on the target
NFS export. Run the
xcp sync command to copy the
incremental updates from source to destination
xcp: ERROR: Empty or invalid index
Previous copy operation was interrupted before the
index file was created. Rerun the same command with
the new index and when the command is executing,
verify that the keyword “indexed” is displayed in the
stats.
xcp: ERROR: compare batches: child process failed
(exit code -9): recv <type
'exceptions.EOFError'>
Follow the instructions in the following KB article:
Cannot allocate memory when synching NFS data
xcp: ERROR: For xcp to process ACLs, please mount
<path> using the OS nfs4 client
Mount the source and target on the XCP host using
NFSv4, for example,
mount -o vers=4.0
10.10.10.10:/source_vol /mnt/source
The XCP verify command fails during a migration.
The STATUS shows as FAILED. (Live)
The XCP verify command was run when the source
was live. Run the XCP
verify command after the
final cutover.
The XCP verify command fails after a cutover.
(Live)
The XCP cutover sync operation might not have
copied all the data. Rerun the XCP
sync command
followed by the
verify command after the final
cutover. If the problem persists, contact technical
support.
The XCP sync command fails (this applies to all sync
failures during migrations). (Live)
XCP is not able to read the data, this might be due to
an XCP issue. Check the XCP STATUS message
after the command operation completes.
Rerun the
sync command. If the sync operation fails
again, contact technical support.
The XCP copy, resume, and sync commands fail
due to insufficient memory.
XCP crashes and the XCP status shows as FAILED.
(Live)
There is low available memory on the host or there
has been a huge incremental change. Follow the
instructions in the following KB article:
Cannot allocate
memory when synching NFS data
mnt3 error 13: permission denied
As a non-root user, you do not have the correct
permissions to access the file system. Check if you
can access the file system and perform read write
operations.
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