Hi Pavan_BCX,
It is possible that there might be a network issue in the storage network. Usually the most common ones are not having Jumbo Frames enabled or MTU being lower than 9000 on the switch and for the VLAN config.
You can take a ssh session to the OVC and run "svt-network-test" and check if the output shows failed for any of the network tests and take action accordingly.
Although I'd recommend opening a support case as this might require further investigation.
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Hi @Pavan_BCX
The possible causes for this can be one of the following:
1. Network connectivity issues (ping, firewall, DNS)
2. SimpliVity node configuration errors
3. The Subnet used for the storage network may also cause this issue
4. NFS server configuration may be incorrect
Here are some steps that may help you to resolve the issue:
1. You may double check the configuration and redeploy it.
2. Verify network connectivity between SimpliVity and server.
3. Check NFS server configuration
4. Review SimpliVity NFS mount options and network settings.
To investigate further and resolve the issue, I recommend reaching out to HPE SimpliVity support.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sanika.
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Hi Pavan_BCX,
Let me know if you were able to resolve the issue.
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