On 2/8/2013 12:42 AM, Vu Pham wrote:
It is known that it takes about two to three minutes before the
upstream SRP initiator fails over from a failed path to a working
path. This is not only considered longer than acceptable but is also
longer than other Linux SCSI initiators (e.g. iSCSI
On 08.02.2013 10:24, Sagi Grimberg wrote:
On 2/8/2013 12:42 AM, Vu Pham wrote:
Hello Bart,
Thank you for taking the initiative.
Mellanox think that this should be discussed. We'd be happy to attend.
We also would like to discuss:
* How and how fast does SRP detect a path failure besides RC
It is known that it takes about two to three minutes before the
upstream SRP initiator fails over from a failed path to a working
path. This is not only considered longer than acceptable but is also
longer than other Linux SCSI initiators (e.g. iSCSI and FC). Progress
so far with
Hi Bart,
thanks for approaching this! We're not the best mainline developers so I
guess we won't be there. But we have the big SRP setups and our
sysadmins really don't like reconnecting SRP hosts manually and putting
their devices complicated to the related dm-multipath devices again.
Think
It is known that it takes about two to three minutes before the upstream
SRP initiator fails over from a failed path to a working path. This is
not only considered longer than acceptable but is also longer than other
Linux SCSI initiators (e.g. iSCSI and FC). Progress so far with
improving the
