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10-12-2004 08:30 PM
10-12-2004 08:30 PM
diskuse on SAN
Hi,
On direct attached disks or local disks the rule is not to have over 90% used disk capasity. But is that true on a SAN disk as well?
From what I've heard it is the filesystem that works harder and slower when the disks has a diskuse over 90%. Is that true no matter what type of disk and disksystem you have, and what files you have on those disks (ie. database files which does not extend any more, ever)?>
mk
On direct attached disks or local disks the rule is not to have over 90% used disk capasity. But is that true on a SAN disk as well?
From what I've heard it is the filesystem that works harder and slower when the disks has a diskuse over 90%. Is that true no matter what type of disk and disksystem you have, and what files you have on those disks (ie. database files which does not extend any more, ever)?>
mk
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10-12-2004 08:32 PM
10-12-2004 08:32 PM
Re: diskuse on SAN
Hi again,
forgot to tell you that we are running HP-UX 11i and are using vxfs as filesystem.
mk
forgot to tell you that we are running HP-UX 11i and are using vxfs as filesystem.
mk
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