When data is deleted from Centera, that data is first deleted from the Replica node and then replicated to the Primary node. In some cases, replication may have been paused between the Centera nodes, reviewing the output from the Centera Viewer will determine if replication is paused.
Centera Replication Detail Report
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Generated on Thursday, July 10, 2008 3:04:49 PM EDT
Replication Enabled: Thursday, July 3, 2008 3:55:26
Replication Paused: yes (insufficient capabilities)
Replication Address: 10.10.10.30:3218,
10.10.10.31:3218,
10.10.10.32:3218,
10.10.10.33:3218,
10.10.10.34:3218
Replicate Delete: yes
Replicate incoming replicated Objects: no
Replicated Pools: all pools
Profile Name:
Number of Blob Writes to be replicated: N/A
Number of MB to be replicated: N/A
Number of C-Clip Deletes to be replicated: 18
Number of C-Clip Event and Hold Updates to be replicated: 0
Number of Parked Entries: 0
If data is deleted from Centera and that delete is not replicated to the Primary node, then an Event ID 6760 will be generated on the Enterprise Vault server.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Enterprise Vault
Event Category: Storage File Watch
Event ID: 6760
Description:
Error from EMC Centera FPLibrary
Function call: NetworkPacket.checkControl(18)
Status: FP_OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED (-10204)
Reason: The use of this operation is restricted (transid='VPRI12P21011B/23/EXISTS_CLIP')
Pool Address:
V-437-6760
The Status error that is listed in the event means:
10204 FP_OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED The use of this operation is restricted or this operation is not allowed because the server capability is false.
The following error may also be seen in the SDK log
[error]11904 [API] End FPClip_Exists(-,CLIPID): Error -10204
Solution:
Ensure that replication is allowed and is not paused to ensure that the content of the Centera is consistent between the Primary and Replica nodes.