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08-07-2005 02:25 PM
08-07-2005 02:25 PM
scsictl on HDS 9580 disks
Hi there
I've a rp7420 running 3 vpars connected to a HDS 9580. Recently I receive some "bogus" EMS errors regarding device "failed". Upon checking the VG, diskinfo, pvdisplay , the reported device is still working properly.
Further checking on Perf View on the failed device indicates there is a high disk response time during the period the disk "faileD"
HDS engineer recommend I change the SCSI queue depth to 4 using scsictl.
As I'm not sure of what's the problem, i cannot be certain if the scsictl command will help.
Anyone has come across such bogus error and how to check what's wrong with it.
Thanks.
Lai
I've a rp7420 running 3 vpars connected to a HDS 9580. Recently I receive some "bogus" EMS errors regarding device "failed". Upon checking the VG, diskinfo, pvdisplay , the reported device is still working properly.
Further checking on Perf View on the failed device indicates there is a high disk response time during the period the disk "faileD"
HDS engineer recommend I change the SCSI queue depth to 4 using scsictl.
As I'm not sure of what's the problem, i cannot be certain if the scsictl command will help.
Anyone has come across such bogus error and how to check what's wrong with it.
Thanks.
Lai
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