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11-13-2003 11:37 PM
11-13-2003 11:37 PM
We are having performance problems with an Informix database in HP-UX 11.00 on an N-Class machine, connected to an EMC Symmetrix frame through an A6826A Tachyon FC Dual adapter.
For other boards - particularly Emulex ones - I know that it's possible to change timeout values of the FC driver. EMC frequently suggests to change these values when connecting to a Symmetrix frame. Problem is, I can't find where to configure these timeouts for Tachyon FC driver.
The EMC personnel said us that the timeout value is set to its default - 30s, according to EMC people - and they said us to change this to 90s.
As I haven't found nothing to configure in the FC driver, I'd like to know if issuing a pvchange -t 90 /dev/dsk/ would have an equivalent effect.
TIA,
Paulo Fessel
For other boards - particularly Emulex ones - I know that it's possible to change timeout values of the FC driver. EMC frequently suggests to change these values when connecting to a Symmetrix frame. Problem is, I can't find where to configure these timeouts for Tachyon FC driver.
The EMC personnel said us that the timeout value is set to its default - 30s, according to EMC people - and they said us to change this to 90s.
As I haven't found nothing to configure in the FC driver, I'd like to know if issuing a pvchange -t 90 /dev/dsk/
TIA,
Paulo Fessel
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11-13-2003 11:53 PM
11-13-2003 11:53 PM
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Hi Paulo,
Yes the pvchange -t is one way to alter the timeout value.
lvchange -t is another.
You can't use any FC utilities to do this, it's a function of LVM.
HTH,
Jeff
Yes the pvchange -t is one way to alter the timeout value.
lvchange -t is another.
You can't use any FC utilities to do this, it's a function of LVM.
HTH,
Jeff
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11-14-2003 12:01 AM
11-14-2003 12:01 AM
Re: Changing fibre channel timeout values
Thanks Jeff.
Are these changes
1) immediate? (that is, no need for reboot)
2) permanent? (that is, persistent among reboots)
Also, SCSI timeouts are configurable? I looked at Kernel Tunables Guide, but I've seen only AIO parameters, not SCSI ones.
TIA
Paulo Fessel
Are these changes
1) immediate? (that is, no need for reboot)
2) permanent? (that is, persistent among reboots)
Also, SCSI timeouts are configurable? I looked at Kernel Tunables Guide, but I've seen only AIO parameters, not SCSI ones.
TIA
Paulo Fessel
L'employé propose, le boss dispose.
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11-14-2003 12:07 AM
11-14-2003 12:07 AM
Re: Changing fibre channel timeout values
Hi,
pvchange and lvchange do not need a reboot and they are permanent.
Regards,
Robert-Jan.
pvchange and lvchange do not need a reboot and they are permanent.
Regards,
Robert-Jan.
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