Merge pull request #2090 from NetAppDocs/lenida-ontap-hotfix-ontapdoc…

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(review pending) Lenida ontap hotfix ontapdoc 2517

flexgroup/fast-directory-delete-asynchronous-task.adoc

@@ -4,18 +4,18 @@ sidebar: sidebar
 keywords: perform, directory, delete, files, asynchronous, share, flexvol, flex vol, flexgroup, flex group, cancel
 summary: "Beginning with ONTAP 9.8, you can use the volume file async-delete command to delete files and directories from Linux and Windows client shares in the background. You can perform asynchronous delete on both FlexVol and FlexGroup volumes."
 ---
-= Delete directories rapidly on the cluster
+= Delete directories asynchronously on the cluster
 :icons: font
 :imagesdir: ../media/
 
 [.lead]
-Beginning with ONTAP 9.8, you can use low-latency _fast-directory delete_ functionality to delete directories from Linux and Windows client shares asynchronously (that is, in the background). Cluster and SVM administrators can perform asynchronous delete operations on both FlexVol and FlexGroup volumes.
+Beginning with ONTAP 9.8, you can use asynchronous delete functionality to delete directories from Linux and Windows client shares asynchronously (that is, in the background). Cluster and SVM administrators can perform asynchronous delete operations on both FlexVol and FlexGroup volumes.
 
-If you are using a version of ONTAP earlier than ONTAP 9.11.1, you must be a cluster administrator or a SVM administrator using the advanced privilege mode.
+If you are using a version of ONTAP earlier than ONTAP 9.11.1, you must be a cluster administrator or an SVM administrator using the advanced privilege mode.
 
-Beginning with ONTAP 9.11.1, a storage administrator can grant rights on a volume to allow NFS and SMB clients to perform asynchronous delete operations. For more information, see link:manage-client-async-dir-delete-task.html[Manage client rights to delete directories rapidly].
+Beginning with ONTAP 9.11.1, a storage administrator can grant rights on a volume to allow NFS and SMB clients to perform asynchronous delete operations. For more information, see link:manage-client-async-dir-delete-task.html[Manage client rights to delete directories asynchronously].
 
-Beginning with ONTAP 9.8, you can use fast directory delete functionality using the ONTAP CLI. Beginning with ONTAP 9.9.1, you can use this functionality with System Manager. For more information about this process, see link:../task_nas_file_system_analytics_take_corrective_action.html[Take corrective action based on analytics].
+Beginning with ONTAP 9.8, you can use asynchronous delete functionality using the ONTAP CLI. Beginning with ONTAP 9.9.1, you can use this functionality with System Manager. For more information about this process, see link:../task_nas_file_system_analytics_take_corrective_action.html[Take corrective action based on analytics].
 
 [role="tabbed-block"]
 ====
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ include::../_include/delete-directories-or-files-sm.adoc[]
 .CLI
 
 --
-*Use the CLI to perform a fast directory delete*
+*Use the CLI to perform an asynchronous delete*
 
 . Enter advanced privilege mode:
 +
@@ -79,6 +79,7 @@ If the SVM, volume, JobID, and path of your directory is displayed, you can canc
 --
 ====
 
+// 2024-Oct-29, ONTAPDOC-2517
 // 2024 Feb 15, ONTAPDOC 1648
 // 2023-May-4, ONTAPDOC-975
 // 08 DEC 2021, BURT 1430515

flexgroup/manage-client-async-dir-delete-task.adoc

@@ -2,14 +2,14 @@
 permalink: flexgroup/manage-client-async-dir-delete-task.html
 sidebar: sidebar
 keywords: perform, directory, enable, delete, files, asynchronous, client rights, SMB, NFS, share, flexvol, flex vol, flexgroup, flex group
-summary: "Beginning with ONTAP 9.11.1, storage administrators can grant rights on a volume to allow NFS and SMB clients to perform low latency _fast directory delete_ operations. When async delete is enabled, NFS clients can use the `mv` command and SMB clients can use the `rename` command to delete a directory on the specified volume and move the directory to a hidden directory that by default is named .ontaptrashbin."
+summary: "Beginning with ONTAP 9.11.1, storage administrators can grant rights on a volume to allow NFS and SMB clients to perform asynchronous delete operations. When async delete is enabled, NFS clients can use the `mv` command and SMB clients can use the `rename` command to delete a directory on the specified volume and move the directory to a hidden directory that by default is named .ontaptrashbin."
 ---
-= Manage client rights to delete directories rapidly
+= Manage client rights to delete directories asynchronously
 :icons: font
 :imagesdir: ../media/
 
 [.lead]
-Beginning with ONTAP 9.11.1, storage administrators can grant rights on a volume to allow NFS and SMB clients to perform low latency _fast-directory delete_ operations themselves. When asynchronous delete is enabled on the cluster, Linux client users can use the `mv` command and Windows client users can use the `rename` command to delete a directory rapidly on the specified volume by moving it to a hidden directory that by default is named .ontaptrashbin.
+Beginning with ONTAP 9.11.1, storage administrators can grant rights on a volume to allow NFS and SMB clients to perform asynchronous delete operations themselves. When asynchronous delete is enabled on the cluster, Linux client users can use the `mv` command and Windows client users can use the `rename` command to delete a directory on the specified volume by moving it to a hidden directory that by default is named .ontaptrashbin.
 
 == Enable client asynchronous directory delete
 
@@ -90,6 +90,7 @@ vs2          vol2         Disabled                -
 ----
 
 
+// 2024-Oct-29, ONTAPDOC-2517
 // 2023-july-25, ONTAPDOC-1078
 // 2022-3-22, IE-494
 // 2022-4-8, fix examples

flexgroup/sidebar.yml

@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ entries:
       url: "/flexgroup/shrink-flexgroup-volume-task.html"
     - title: Configure FlexGroup volumes to automatically grow and shrink their size
       url: "/flexgroup/configure-automatic-grow-shrink-task.html"
-    - title: Delete directories rapidly on a cluster 
+    - title: Delete directories asynchronously on a cluster 
       url: "/flexgroup/fast-directory-delete-asynchronous-task.html"
-    - title: Manage client rights to delete directories rapidly
+    - title: Manage client rights to delete directories asynchronously
       url: "/flexgroup/manage-client-async-dir-delete-task.html"
     - title: Create qtrees with FlexGroup volumes
       url: "/flexgroup/create-qtrees-task.html"

flexgroup/supported-unsupported-config-concept.adoc

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ xref:../snaplock/snaplock-concept.adoc[What SnapLock is]
 
 * Client asynchronous directory delete
 +
-xref:manage-client-async-dir-delete-task.adoc[Manage client rights to delete directories rapidly]
+xref:manage-client-async-dir-delete-task.adoc[Manage client rights to delete directories asynchronously]
 
 == Features supported beginning with ONTAP 9.10.1
 
@@ -222,6 +222,8 @@ a|
 
 https://docs.netapp.com/ontap-9/index.jsp[ONTAP 9 Documentation Center]
 
+
+// 2024-Oct-31, ONTAPDOC-2517
 // 2024-Sep-24, internal-issue #1905 
 // 2024-Aug-30, ONTAPDOC-2346
 // 2024-Aug-2, updated unsupported configurations table to include 9.12.1 SVM-DR enhancement

release-notes/whats-new-991.adoc

@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ a| Beginning with ONTAP 9.9.1P3, you can configure Cisco DUO as a SAML identity
 | Update | Description 
 | xref:../task_admin_monitor_risks.html[System Manager displays risks reported by Digital Advisor] | Use System Manager to link to Active IQ Digital Advisor (also known as Digital Advisor), which reports opportunities to reduce risk and improve the performance and efficiency of your storage environment.
 | xref:../task_san_provision_linux.html[Manually assign local tiers] | System Manager users can assign a local tier manually when they are creating and adding volumes and LUNs.
-| xref:../task_nas_manage_directories_files.html[Fast directory delete] | Directories can be deleted in System Manager with low-latency fast directory delete functionality.
+| xref:../task_nas_manage_directories_files.html[Asynchronous directory delete] | Directories can be deleted in System Manager with low-latency asynchronous directory delete functionality.
 | xref:../task_admin_use_ansible_playbooks_add_edit_volumes_luns.html[Generate Ansible Playbooks] | System Manager users can generate Ansible Playbooks from the UI for a few select workflows and can use them in an automation tool to repeatedly add or edit volumes or LUNs.
 | xref:../task_admin_troubleshoot_hardware_problems.html[Hardware Visualization] | First introduced in ONTAP 9.8, the Hardware Visualization feature now supports all AFF platforms.
 |xref:../task_admin_troubleshoot_hardware_problems.html[Digital Advisor integration] | System Manager users can view support cases associated with the cluster and download. They can also copy cluster details they need to submit new support cases on the NetApp Support site. System Manager users can receive alerts from Digital Advisor to inform them when new firmware updates are available. Then, they can download the firmware image and upload it using System Manager.

task_nas_file_system_analytics_take_corrective_action.adoc

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 sidebar: sidebar
 permalink: task_nas_file_system_analytics_take_corrective_action.html
-keywords: netapp, ontap, file, system, analytics, File System Analytics, volume, volumes, System Manager, storage, explorer, active data, inactive data, historical data, fast directory delete, move volume, media cost, storage cost comparison
+keywords: netapp, ontap, file, system, analytics, File System Analytics, volume, volumes, System Manager, storage, explorer, active data, inactive data, historical data, asynchronous directory delete, move volume, media cost, storage cost comparison
 summary: Beginning with ONTAP 9.9.1, you can take corrective actions directly from File System Analytics displays based on current data and desired outcomes.
 ---
 
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Beginning with ONTAP 9.9.1, you can take corrective actions based on current dat
 
 == Delete directories and files
 
-In the Explorer display, you can select directories or individual files to delete. Directories are deleted with low-latency fast directory delete functionality. (Fast directory delete is also available beginning in ONTAP 9.9.1 without analytics enabled.)
+In the Explorer display, you can select directories or individual files to delete. Directories are deleted with low-latency asynchronous directory delete functionality. (Asynchronous directory delete is also available beginning in ONTAP 9.9.1 without analytics enabled.)
 
 .Steps
 
@@ -51,6 +51,7 @@ Only one volume at a time can be compared and moved.
 . In the *Select Destination Local Tier* display, select destination tiers to display the estimated cost difference.
 . After comparing options, select the desired tier and click *Move*.
 
+// 2024-Oct-31, ONTAPDOC-2517
 // 2024 Feb 15, ONTAPDOC 1684
 //2021-04-13, BURT 1382699
 

task_nas_manage_directories_files.adoc

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 sidebar: sidebar
 permalink: task_nas_manage_directories_files.html
-keywords: netapp, ontap, directories, files, view, delete, fast directory delete
+keywords: netapp, ontap, directories, files, view, delete, asynchronous directory delete
 summary: Expand the System Manager volume display to view and delete directories and files
 ---
 
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ summary: Expand the System Manager volume display to view and delete directories
 [.lead]
 Expand the System Manager volume display to view and delete directories and files.
 
-Beginning with ONTAP 9.9.1, directories are deleted with low-latency fast directory delete functionality.
+Beginning with ONTAP 9.9.1, directories are deleted with low-latency asynchronous directory delete functionality.
 
 For more information about viewing file systems in ONTAP 9.9.1 and later, see link:concept_nas_file_system_analytics_overview.html[File System Analytics overview].