Steps to increase size for snapmirroed volume on the destination filer
Primary filer name : PRI
Primary Volume name : vol1
Destination filer name : DST
Destination volume name : vol1
Step 1 — Break the snapmirror to make the DST volume read/writeable
DST> snapmirror break vol1
Step 2 — We need to change the volume option “vol1″ volume fs_size_fixed to off, if its ON we can’t increase volume size directly.
DST> vol options vol1 fs_size_fixed off
Step 3 — Next increase the size of the destination volume
DST> vol size vol1 +1g
Step 4 — Change the fs_size_fixed on before we resume the mirror
DST> options vol1 fs_size_fixed on
Step 5 — Resync the destination side, to get latest updates from primary volume.
DST> snapmirror resync -S PRI:vol1
Primary filer name : PRI
Primary Volume name : vol1
Destination filer name : DST
Destination volume name : vol1
Step 1 — Break the snapmirror to make the DST volume read/writeable
DST> snapmirror break vol1
Step 2 — We need to change the volume option “vol1″ volume fs_size_fixed to off, if its ON we can’t increase volume size directly.
DST> vol options vol1 fs_size_fixed off
Step 3 — Next increase the size of the destination volume
DST> vol size vol1 +1g
Step 4 — Change the fs_size_fixed on before we resume the mirror
DST> options vol1 fs_size_fixed on
Step 5 — Resync the destination side, to get latest updates from primary volume.
DST> snapmirror resync -S PRI:vol1
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