A multipath requirement for different storage arrays:-All storage arrays: - Write cache must be disabled if not battery backed.Topology: - No single failure should cause both HBA and SP failover, especially with active-passive storage arrays.IBM TotalStorage DS 400 Family (formely FastT) –Defaul host type must be LNXCL or Host Type must be LNXCL orAVT (Auto Volume Transfer) is disabled in this host mode.HDS 99xx and 95xx family – HDS 9500V family (Thunder)- Requires two host modes:Host mode 1 – standardHost mode 2 – Sun...
What is “Tier 0” in Storage Environments?
Tier "0" is not new in storage market but for implementation purposes it has been difficult to accommodate because it requires best performance and lowest latency. Enterprise Flash disks (Solid State Disks) capable to meet this requirement. It is possible to get more performance for company most critical applications. The performance can be gained through using Flash drives supported in VMAX and DMX-4 systems. Read More →
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SYMCLI BASE Commandssymapierr - Used to translate SYMAPI error code numbers into SYMAPI error messages.symaudit - List records from a symmetrix audit log file.symbcv - Perform BCV support operations on Symmetrix BCV devices.symcfg - Discover or display Symmetrix configuration information. Refresh the host's Symmetrix database file or remove Symmetrix info from the file. Can also be used to view or release a 'hanging' Symmetrix exclusive lock.symchg ...
I am going to discuss about TimeFinder BCV Split operation where Host running on Oracle Database. This split operation is different from normal BCV split operation. There are differences in command as well. Thats reason I am putting steps for this:The following steps describes splitting BCV devices that hold a database supporting a host running an Oracle database. In this case, the BCV split operation is in an environment without PowerPath or ECA. The split operation described here suspends writes to a database momentarily while...
Very simply, RAID striping is a means of improving the performance of large storage systems. For most normal PCs or laptops, files are stored in their entirety on a single disk drive, so a file must be read from start to finish and passed to the host system. With large storage arrays, disks are often organized into RAID groups that can enhance performance and protect data against disk failures. Striping is actually RAID-0; a technique that breaks up a file and interleaves its contents across all of the disks in the RAID group....
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