Hi Ya,
Well I remember seeing the WAT tool, reading the initial page but it talk abouting setting it up on a "unix" box, so I quickly lost interest as I have very limited to access to any Unix boxes.
The problem is definately not I/O or CPU related. During these problems the CPU and I/O activity is quite low. Console and NFS response are excellent, but as soon as you do any CIFS commands or CIFS file access then everything becomes very very slow.
Regards
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From: rafter@netapp.com on 22/09/2000 09:24 PM GMT
To: Andrew-M Webster/Tokyo/DBJapan/DeuBa@DBJapan cc: ulrich.neumann@brose.de; toasters@mathworks.com Subject: Re: ontap 6.0 only 350 cif-sessions?
Hey!
Is anybody running the Workload Analysis Tool? It should be popping up on your screen before you download 6.0, to see if your workload is going to be impacted by upgrading to 6.0. I'm curious to know if the WAT isn't working, or if people aren't running it.
Thanks!
andrew-m.webster@db.com wrote:
Greetings from Japan,
We had much the same issue. If you are seeing the same thing, then the "Max pBlk Exhaust" from the "cifs stat" goes into the millions. It's normally at 0. We had to rollback to OnTap 5, which wasn't that easy. We basically had a full day outage, which for an Investment Bank was a very bad thing. :-(
Regards
-- Andrew Webster PC, NetApp Filer, TSM Sanno Move Project Deutsche Real Estate Consulting Ltd. - Tokyo Internal (but outside Tokyo): 88 408-7542 Tel. +81-3-5156-7542 Fax. +81-3--5156-4811 Mobile: 0907 184 8958
Andrew-M.Webster@db.com
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From: ulrich.neumann@brose.de on 22/09/2000 12:16 PM GMT
To: toasters@mathworks.com cc: Subject: ontap 6.0 only 350 cif-sessions?
we just upgrated to ontap 6.0 on out clustered f760. unfortunately wehn more than 350 connection over cifs are established, the filer isn't responding anymore. the http and nfs-connections word furthermore. only the cifs connections are lost an d cannot be established. after a reboot the filer works till around 350 connections.
any ideas?
greetings from germany
Brose Fahrzeugteile Client-Server-Technologien
Ulrich Neumann
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