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storage connection failed with mpio failover software

Dear All
i have a site with the following specifications:
EVA 3000 2c3d with 42*146
26 blade server with SAN Connection
12 DL380 G4 with SAN Connection
8 HP-UX Servers with SAN Connection
2 IBM-AIX Servers with SAN Connection
2 CISCO MDS 9216i
MPIO for EVA 3000 is installed on all servers

My problem with a messages appear in the servers event logs windows servers ... which contain an indicator for disconnection and failover " Message attached in this case"

please help and inform me if any other information needed ....

Regards
Ayman jweinat
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Amar_Joshi
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Re: storage connection failed with mpio failover software

You missed the attachment...

Are you receiving errors on all servers or only on specific server or only on Windows hosts?

This will lead you whether to check the server or the infrastructure. If you are receiving it on all the servers, use HPDSM DEVICES command to check which path is failing. And if it is significantly path-A or path-B on all the server, check whether it's a problem on SAN Switch (you didn't mention but I assume you have redundant SAN fabrics). Or may be on the EVA, check Controller termination log whether any of the HSV controller rebooting or down.

My 2 cents worth.

Re: storage connection failed with mpio failover software

thanks for you
the files are attached

Regards
Amar_Joshi
Honored Contributor

Re: storage connection failed with mpio failover software

It clearly says that the connection for the HBA (Connected in slot 0) has gone down. Check for it's physical connectivity (lights on the HBA). Probably it's a connection issue, which can be resolved by looking into:

- Physical fiber connection to HBA.
- HBA status (if Emulex, check through HBAnywhere utility)
- Check the physical connection at SAN Switch.
- Check port stats on SAN Switch (brocade; run portshow command)

Hope this helps