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04-02-2003 12:02 PM
04-02-2003 12:02 PM
ML370 and PowerQuest
ML370 and PowerQuest
I'm using a DOS boot disk (made with Power Deploy Disk Builder) to connect to the network for creating a PowerQuest image.
Under normal conditions, it takes 8 seconds to launch PowerQuest. I can do it without any problem with every server, but with the ML370 I have problems. It takes 8 seconds to run. but for the ML370s it takes almost 3 minutes and after that, it doesn't show the volumes on the remote server where the images are
I have replaced the NIC, added more memory, changed the controller on the client machine; even I have created a small network and there everything works.
Images reside on a Windows 2000 with Active Directory and a 5300 SCSI controller with 2 18Gb and 4 72Gb with an 8 36 Gb StorageWorks. Does anyone know where the problem could be? Netbios?
Under normal conditions, it takes 8 seconds to launch PowerQuest. I can do it without any problem with every server, but with the ML370 I have problems. It takes 8 seconds to run. but for the ML370s it takes almost 3 minutes and after that, it doesn't show the volumes on the remote server where the images are
I have replaced the NIC, added more memory, changed the controller on the client machine; even I have created a small network and there everything works.
Images reside on a Windows 2000 with Active Directory and a 5300 SCSI controller with 2 18Gb and 4 72Gb with an 8 36 Gb StorageWorks. Does anyone know where the problem could be? Netbios?
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