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PowerScale OneFS 9.6.x.x. Release Notes

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Networking

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In rare circumstances, SmartConnect's internal caches can get out of sync with the FlexNet configuration and have differing views of what interfaces and IPs belong in each network pool. The easiest way to view this is by running the `isi network pool status <pool id> --show-all` command and noticing discrepancies with the network pool configuration. The work around is restart SmartConnect on any affected nodes.
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On clusters that contain a large number of dynamic network pools, it is possible for a failover event (such as a node reboot) to trigger more internal system events than SmartConnect can keep up with. This can lead to high CPU usage in isi_smartconnect_d and isi_flexnet_d. It could also cause a crash of isi_smartconnect_d. Outside of reducing the number of dynamic network pools, there is currently no workaround.

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