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07-31-2009 06:39 AM
07-31-2009 06:39 AM
MSA2000FC G2 & Failover Cluster 2008
Some months ago I installed a two nodes (active/passive) Failover Cluster Hyper-V with Windows Server 2008 Datacenter x64 SP2.
The servers are DL 380 G5 and storage system is an MSA2324FC G2 with 24 disk and 2 configured Vdisk.
Now I have a problem because the passive node (without anyone VM) uses at least 10% of cpu for the process ssproxy*32.
Note: 10% of cpu for a dual processor quad core system is about one core :-(
The ssproxy's description is HP StorageWorks MSA2000 Family CAPI Proxy.
I just controlled for some update and I installed the new version 2.5.0.22 (b) (2 Jun 2009) but the problem isn't correct.
Anyone has the same problem?
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot for help
Giulio
The servers are DL 380 G5 and storage system is an MSA2324FC G2 with 24 disk and 2 configured Vdisk.
Now I have a problem because the passive node (without anyone VM) uses at least 10% of cpu for the process ssproxy*32.
Note: 10% of cpu for a dual processor quad core system is about one core :-(
The ssproxy's description is HP StorageWorks MSA2000 Family CAPI Proxy.
I just controlled for some update and I installed the new version 2.5.0.22 (b) (2 Jun 2009) but the problem isn't correct.
Anyone has the same problem?
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot for help
Giulio
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