How to move or reassign a disks from one controller to another on a NetApp
Disclaimer: I take no responsibility if you screw up, or otherwise render your system unusable. That being said, if you aren't a moron, this works every time.1. Don't be an idiot, make sure your disks aren't in use first. They will be spares. If you execute this command and they don't show up in the list, make sure they aren't: 1) in use, 2) broken, or 3) on the other controller
NETAPP-A> aggr status -s
spare 1d.21.0
spare 1d.23.0
spare 1d.23.1
2. Go to advanced mode
NETAPP-A> priv set advanced
3. Remove ownership
NETAPP-A> disk remove_ownership 1d.21.0
NETAPP-A> disk remove_ownership 1d.23.0
NETAPP-A> disk remove_ownership 1d.23.1
4. Go to the other controller and grab them
NETAPP-B> disk assign all
5. Verify they are on the new controller
NETAPP-B> aggr status -s
spare 1a.23.0 (not zeroed)
spare 1a.23.1 (not zeroed)
spare 1d.23.1 (not zeroed)
6. Zero them as spares to save yourself time
NETAPP-B> disk zero spares
7. Go back to the first controller and get out of advanced move
NETAPP-A> priv set
8. That's all folks!
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