ANR0321W
Storage agent storage agent name at version storage agent VRMF does not support operation operationName, although the server server name at version server VRMF can support it.

Explanation

The storage agent is at an earlier version than the server and is not able to use advanced functions that were requested by a client.

System action

The operation is not allowed.

User response

The storage agent must be upgraded to a version, release, and level that supports this operation. Typically, the problem is that the storage agent and server are not at the same version and release. For example, if the server is version 5.3.0.0 and the storage agent is version 5.2.3.0, the storage agent needs to be upgraded to version 5.3.0.0 to perform the requested function.

If this was a restore or retrieve operation and the client node DATAREADPATH setting was ANY or LANFREE, the server will override this to be LAN only. This will cause the operation to fail on the storage agent and message ANR0416W to be issued. Retry the operation after performing one of the following actions:
  • Halt the storage agent, upgrade the storage agent program, and then restart the storage agent.
  • Set the ENABLELANFREE client option to NO, and then restart the client

If this was a no-query restore operation, the data was not restored by the storage agent using LAN-Free data transfer. If the client node is allowed to read data over the LAN, the data was restored over the LAN. If the operation failed because the client node is not allowed to read data over the LAN, consider updating the DATAREADPATH setting for this node by using the UPDATE NODE command.

If this was an operation performed by an agent node with proxy node authority to a target node, the session failed with a protocol error. The operation was attempted by a version 5.3 or higher client and server, but the storage agent is not able to support this operation. To allow an agent node to perform operations for a target node, the storage agent must be upgraded to version 5.3.0 or later.