nsim::> halt -node nsim-0*
(system node halt)
Warning: Are you sure you want to halt the node? {y|n}: y
2 entries were acted on.
Connection to 192.168.2.151 closed.
nsim::> halt -node nsim-0*
(system node halt)
Warning: Are you sure you want to halt the node? {y|n}: y
2 entries were acted on.
Connection to 192.168.2.151 closed.
Just like anything else, your Simulate ONTAP™ will run faster if you give it more memory. And while you should not decrease this value, you can increase it. Edit this file:
loghyr:nsim-1.vmware thomas$ vi DataONTAP.vmx
to bump it, e.g.,
loghyr:nsim-1.vmware thomas$ diff DataONTAP.vmx ../DataONTAP.vmx | grep memsize
< memsize = "4000"
> memsize = "1600"
Note that as you are running a cluster, you will have at least two of these running and your upper limit is the amount of RAM available to your host computer.
NetApp’s Simulate ONTAP™ is now shipping for the equivalent of Data ONTAP™ 8.1RC2 – the take away here is that you can now test drive pNFS in a simulator.
It requires a NOW account and it can be downloaded here:
http://now.netapp.com/NOW/download/tools/simulator/ontap/8.0/
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Disclaimer – I work for NetApp.