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03-12-2009 11:40 AM
03-12-2009 11:40 AM
MSA 1500CS
We have an Active/Passive controller setup and the passive controller has gone down with an error 204, the HP tech. told me to reseat the controller to clear the fault. since I have not done this with such an old SAN is there any gotchas that I need to watch out for? anything out of the ordinary with this SAN that could lead to data loss when the controller comes back on line after it is reseated?
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03-13-2009 05:07 AM
03-13-2009 05:07 AM
Re: MSA 1500CS
Assuming all your connected hosts are DUAL HBA connected...and as long as you are not running MSA fw v7. or higher.
Your hosts should all be receiving I/0 via the active controller.
One way to check this is to logon to fabric switches using a cli tool like Putty and run a 'perfportshow' command to determine whether any I/0 traffic is going down the passive controller path, and on the host ports. If no I/0 then it should be fine to reseat the passive controller.
Your hosts should all be receiving I/0 via the active controller.
One way to check this is to logon to fabric switches using a cli tool like Putty and run a 'perfportshow' command to determine whether any I/0 traffic is going down the passive controller path, and on the host ports. If no I/0 then it should be fine to reseat the passive controller.
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