I know this isn't a support channel, but Netapp's not been useful at all, so what the heck:
I have an F630 that's run well enough for five months. On Sunday we upgraded our filer to 5.1.2 from 5.0.1d4 at the suggestion of our Netapp SE.
Since then, it's come grinding to a halt each day. NFS access starts getting really slow, and eventually completely unresponsive. Network activity is not high. sysstat shows that cpu, disk, and net are all getting lower and lower as clients start dropping their mounts. Things do not improve until eventually we reboot it. The telnet interface is fine and responsive all the way through.
Netapp's support has asked for crash dumps, etc., but nothing's helped, and we're heading into a weekend. They also recommended *not* downgrading back to 5.0.1d4. Apparently 5.1.2 has bug fixes that we require(news to me).
Has *anyone* seen this? Suggestions? Thoughts?
Hitz voodoo solutions welcome. :)
I know this isn't a support channel, but Netapp's not been useful at all, so what the heck:
I have an F630 that's run well enough for five months. On Sunday we upgraded our filer to 5.1.2 from 5.0.1d4 at the suggestion of our Netapp SE.
Just curious - instead of going to the trouble of dowgrading - have you considered a quick upgrade to 5.1.2D2?
It's available on the Now site - and there is a substantial list of bugs it fixes.
Graham
On Fri, 20 Nov 1998, Graham Knight wrote:
I have an F630 that's run well enough for five months. On Sunday we upgraded our filer to 5.1.2 from 5.0.1d4 at the suggestion of our Netapp SE.
Just curious - instead of going to the trouble of dowgrading - have you considered a quick upgrade to 5.1.2D2?
Netapp's given me 5.1.2P1 in hopes of it fixing things. Luckily for us, the box needed it's nightly reboot *after* getting that on there. I'll let you all know if this fixed things.