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Perfstat analyzer tool
by Patrick van Helden 09 Dec '05

09 Dec '05

Hi, Does anybody have a tool to analyze a perfstat file? Within Netapp there seems to be a tool that analyzes perfstat files and generates a nice output with recommendations. Regards, Patrick van Helden

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NIS+ NIS LDAP and Netapp
by David Knight 06 Dec '05

06 Dec '05

Hi all, I'm a new (soon to be) netapp owner. Gets setup Friday. We are mostly a Sun shop, and run NIS+ in full security mode for our user authentication, and related naming services. Recently we've been getting Linux boxes and have been happy to find a package that lets them play in an NIS+ world. Now we are getting a Netapp 3020 filer. Should be a big step up for us in terms of storage capability :) But the netapp does not work fully with NIS+. So, we have restarted our NIS+ servers in NIS compatibility mode (the -Y flag). NIS clients can now see our user, group, netgroup, and hosts tables. But because we created our NIS+ tables without the compatibility flag, NIS clients can not see the passwords (even hashed) of users. i.e. ypmatch username passwd returns something like username:*NP*:100:100:a user:/home/username:/usr/bin/bash Is this going to be a problem? I can't see why the netapp filer would have to know anything about a users password. It seems all it would need is uid, guid, and requesting host name (and assume that the user was properly authenticated on the host making the NFS request). Maybe I'm missing something. If need be I can figure out how to give "nobody" read access to the passwd table, which seems required for full NIS compatibility,but, I'd rather not have to do that if not necessary! What are others doing for user authentication? It seems NIS+ is going the way of the dodo bird (but slowly I hope). Does the netapp play nicely with LDAP? I know it is supported but I've heard conflicting information about how well it works. What are people out there having good success with? Thanks David

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FAS 270 / LDAP / Samba
by Frank Bonnet 05 Dec '05

05 Dec '05

Hello We are going to purchase a FAS 270 box and I need some sysadmin feedback on this machine. Usage will be NFS and CIFS, anybody knows if samba is supported on this ONTAP version ( 7.0.2 ) and if OpenLDAP is natively supported too ? Thanks a lot -- Cordialement Frank Bonnet

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RE: Deleting Qtrees
by Neis, Mark 05 Dec '05

05 Dec '05

[Deleting a qtree] > There isn't an ONTAP command to do it on the filer. You use a NFS > or CIFS client to remove the qtree directory. With Qtrees used as CIFS shares, Windows would sometimes not have you delete it, perhaps because some lock has not been released or whatever. Instead of lengthily searching for the root of the problem or exporting it via NFS, it is faster to do it from the Java shell (diag mode): | rm /full_path/to/qtree > Don't forget to update your quotas file to remove entries for the > deleted qtree. Then you should run "quota off" and "quota on". > There is a bug that crashes the filer if you run "quota resize" after > a particular sequence of qtree deletions and quota file updates. > Your version of ONTAP may have this bug fixed. We crashed a filer > running 7.0.1R1 due to this bug. This sounds bad, could you elaborate on it a bit more? We're planning the upgrade to OnTap 7.x early next year, I wouldn't like to trigger something like that then. Mark -- Mark Neis Systemadministrator GISA GmbH Chemnitztalstr. 13 09114 Chemnitz Tel. +49.(0)371.482.6737 Fax +49.(0)345.585.100.6737

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RE: Netapp & Novell Netware over iSCSI
by Fernán Orjuela Carvajal 05 Dec '05

05 Dec '05

Hi, excuse my domain of the english. - With Windows, everything is OK. Filer CPU is <10% workload. OK - LUN Space reserve is disabled. Does it have any impact on performance? This choice are important. If LUN Space reserve is disabled, the performance in the LUN can be impacted. NetApp recommends enable this option in order to obtain best performance. Enable this option, wait any hours ans test the performance in Novell. - We use 2 NICs in the Novell Server, one NIC to LAN and the other for iSCSI to the NetApp. OK - Our CPU workload is >20% on the Novell Server OK - No iSCSI HBA exists with Novell driver OK, the workload in the CPU is low. Please, review the performance in other protocols over the same volume. As CIFS or NFS to obtaint the cause of the problem. Yo can try obtain IOmeter software from Intel Website to test performance in Linux, Solaris, Windows and Netware. Iometer can be used to test NICs and Storage performance. Cordialmente, Fernán Orjuela Carvajal Ingeniero de Pre-Venta Intek de Colombia S.A. Tel.: +57 (1) 6356060 Mov.: +57 (315) 3360233 <http://www.intek.com.co/> http://www.intek.com.co fernanoc(a)intek.com.co _____ De: Marcel Keller [mailto:marcel.keller@diwega.ch] Enviado el: Lunes, 05 de Diciembre de 2005 10:34 a.m. Para: Fernán Orjuela Carvajal Asunto: AW: Netapp & Novell Netware over iSCSI Hallo - With Windows, everything is OK. Filer CPU is <10% workload. - LUN Space reserve is disabled. Does it have any impact on performance? - We use 2 NICs in the Novell Server, one NIC to LAN and the other for iSCSI to the NetApp - Our CPU workload is >20% on the Novell Server - No iSCSI HBA exists with Novell driver Best regards Marcel _____ Von: Fernán Orjuela Carvajal [mailto:fernan.orjuela@intek.com.co] Gesendet: Montag, 5. Dezember 2005 16:21 An: Marcel Keller Betreff: RE: Netapp & Novell Netware over iSCSI You need have two test later. 1. Test iSCSI configuration with other machines. (for Example: In you PC Windows XP or other Windows Servers) 2. Enable the "LUN Space reserve in ontap" If your problem continue in Windows...mmm, you need verify the number of spindles(Disk in the same RAID group) in the Filer. If you don´t have proble in Windows and the Space Reseve are enable. Test with two NICs in the Novell Server. One NIC to the LAN and Clients and one or more NICs to the iSCSI. The iSCSI software in Novell pack the data with the CPU, if you have workload on the CPU (20% or more), iSCSI runs slow. Try using iSCSI HBA. Cordialmente, Fernán Orjuela Carvajal Ingeniero de Pre-Venta Intek de Colombia S.A. Tel.: +57 (1) 6356060 Mov.: +57 (315) 3360233 <http://www.intek.com.co/> http://www.intek.com.co fernanoc(a)intek.com.co _____ De: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] En nombre de Marcel Keller Enviado el: Lunes, 05 de Diciembre de 2005 08:44 a.m. Para: toasters(a)mathworks.com Asunto: Netapp & Novell Netware over iSCSI Hi Does somebody have experiences with connecting NetApp to Novell Netware over iSCSI? We have problems with throughput (only 2-3 Mbps): A lot of network-retransmits and tcp-window errors on the Novell side. Network cable and adapter is ok. Environment: - NetApp FAS3020 - Netware 4-Node Cluster - Netware 6.5 SP2 and SP4 - Groupwise 6.5 - Novell software initiator 1.03 and 1.04 - Intel Pro/1000 Ethernet Adapter - Point-to-Point Network connection from filer to the server without an ethernet switch Best regards Marcel

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