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06-05-2003 08:35 AM
06-05-2003 08:35 AM
Hi
Is there any advantage to creating multiple smaller vdisks per host on an EVA to creating 1 large vdisk.
Host- L1000 with A5158A adapter running HP-UX 11.00.
Thanks
Is there any advantage to creating multiple smaller vdisks per host on an EVA to creating 1 large vdisk.
Host- L1000 with A5158A adapter running HP-UX 11.00.
Thanks
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06-05-2003 07:22 PM
06-05-2003 07:22 PM
Solution
Maybe. Not for the EVA, but for hpux.
HPUX, by default, has a queue depth of 8 per LUN. That???s really not enough for most workloads. So, you can either create more LUNs and use LVM to stripe them together, or use scsictl to increase the queue depth per LUN. Scsictl is easy, but not persistent thru a re-boot. So, you can either add scsictl to the boot script or modify the kernel for a different default queue depth per LUN.
Got it?
HPUX, by default, has a queue depth of 8 per LUN. That???s really not enough for most workloads. So, you can either create more LUNs and use LVM to stripe them together, or use scsictl to increase the queue depth per LUN. Scsictl is easy, but not persistent thru a re-boot. So, you can either add scsictl to the boot script or modify the kernel for a different default queue depth per LUN.
Got it?
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