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Use the supported versions of Swarm components if you are on running an older version of Elasticsearch:

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• If you downgrade from Swarm 11.0, CRITICAL errors may appear on your feeds. To stop the errors, edit the existing feed definition names via the Swarm UI or legacy Admin Console. (SWAR-8543)

• If you wipe your Elasticsearch cluster, the Storage UI will show no NFS config. Contact DataCore Support for help repopulating your SwarmFS config information. (SWAR-8007)

• If you delete a bucket, any incomplete multipart upload into that bucket will leave its parts (unnamed streams) in the domain. To find and delete them, use the s3cmd utility (search the Support site for "s3cmd" for guidance). (SWAR-7690)

• If you remove subcluster assignments in the CSN UI, doing so creates invalid config parameters that will prevent the unassigned nodes from booting. (SWAR-7675)

• Logs showed the error "FEEDS WARNING: calcFeedInfo(etag=xxx) cannot find domain xxx, which is needed for a domains-specific replication feed". The root cause is fixed; if you received such warnings, contact DataCore Support so the issue can be resolved. (SWAR-7556)

• If a feed is subject to a prolonged outage, a node reboot may be required for it to resume progress after the outage is cleared. If progress is not resolved after the reboot, contact DataCore Support. This has been resolved in 12.1.0 (SWAR-9062)

• If Elasticsearch 6.8.6 blocks an index due to low disk space, this will have to be issued against each index (index_*, csmeter*, metrics*) in the read_only_allow_delete state. This is no longer an issue after upgrading to Swarm 12 / Elasticsearch 7 as it automatically unblocks when disk space frees up. (SWAR-8944)
  curl -i -XPUT "<ESSERVERIP>:9200/<INDEXNAME>/_settings" -d '{"index.blocks.read_only_allow_delete" : null}' -H "Content-Type: application/json"

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