window scaling option in RHEL servers?
# echo 0 /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling
In our case, iSCSI conn errors stopped after disabling, but still have
a lot of TCP “weirdness” in the network, mainly dup ACKs packages.
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will not see
the nop/ping and conn errors and instead would just see a slow down in
the workloads being run.
I have sent your contact to Infortrend developers, a engineer will
contact you, thanks!
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and duplex configuration is correct in all point, there
aren't CRC errors in the switch.
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and it's a Infortrend array
bug, but perhaps someone may shed some light with this problem.
As I said, when this ocurrs it affects to all servers connected to this
iSCSI interface/channel, including Windows hosts, etc..
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do to solve this and what is the reason? And really maybe a network
problem between initiator and target? thanks!
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Thanks in any case, I will contact Virtuozzo dev team,
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(), etc.. it's used in a lot of
scripts in /etc/init.d/*..
What are you doing? and what distro are you using? If you want to use
Open-iSCSI start/stop script I think the best is to *copy* functions
from another Red Hat based distro, removing this line is not a good idea..
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, you must install initscripts package:
# rpm -q --whatprovides /etc/init.d/functions
initscripts-8.45.19.EL-1.el5.centos.1
In functions file there are general purpose functions for start/stop init
scripts..
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server
- Remove this snapshot from the host with lvremove.
Is there any soft to make this? thanks!
NOTE: It's a must, that device snapshots must be in other device.. not in
the same target.
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$RUN command; I set
!=filesystem condition to prevent running the command for each partition,
I want to execute only for block devices.
It will be great to have this example into udev package, thanks!!
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device names might change from sdb to, say, sdc (server
reboot, iSCSI target reconnection). If this happens, customizations would be
lost or applied to a different device :-/
Any workaround for this? sysctl, udev, anything else? What's the standard
method for this task?
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El 29/04/2008, a las 19:42, Mike Christie escribió:
Dear Mike!!
Are you doing iscsi boot? Or did you start the iscsi service, try to
stop it then try to restart it and one of the steps had errors?
No, the server
, and the switch
has this feature enabled.. very curious :-/
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.com.infortrend:raid.sn7511631.10 -p 10.15.17.131 -l
Login session [iface: default, target: iqn.
2002-10.com.infortrend:raid.sn7511631.10, portal: 10.15.17.131,3260]
(..)
It's a strange problem.. I have no errors with CentOS 4.6, what can
be the problem? Thanks!!
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, I connect from the Open-iSCSI box to this interface.. I
have tried with all interfaces, changing LUN, SCSI ID numbers, etc..
Maybe the problem is in the Infortrend target.. because of I have
connected with the same config, CentOS 5.1 some days ago..
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