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Storage manager engine server not seeing a NSS volume

afirizarry_uw

Had to delete and rebuild an OES cluster resource.  Storage manager management tool does not see the recreated NSS volume under storage resources.  It sees the other clustered volumes but not the one that was deleted and recreated.  What needs to be done so that I can manage that "new" volume?

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    afirizarry,

    I believe this issue has been resolved via a support ticket—the issue was ultimately a problem with the re-created pool and volume objects. Once that was resolved, these volumes appeared in Storage Resources as expected. The "Recover Home Folder Attribute" management action was then able to restore users' home folders from their Storage Manager database entries.

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