yes.. in case of GNR (GPFS native raid) .. we do end-to-end check-summing ...  client --> server --> downToDisk
GNR writes down a chksum to disk (to all pdisks /all "raid" segments )  so that dropped writes can be detected as well as miss-done writes (bit flips..)



From:        Aaron Knister <[email protected]>
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Date:        06/30/2017 07:15 PM
Subject:        [gpfsug-discuss] Fwd: FLASH: IBM Spectrum Scale (GPFS): RDMA-enabled network adapter failure on the NSD server may result in file IO error (2017.06.30)
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I'm curious to know why this doesn't affect GSS/ESS? Is it a feature of
the additional check-summing done on those platforms?


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