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STMS / MPxIO path count limitation Solaris_10



 
 
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Old February 1st 08, 09:58 PM posted to comp.arch.storage
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Default STMS / MPxIO path count limitation Solaris_10


Does anyone in the group know of any documented limitation regarding
the manimum number of paths per device that can be managed by MPxIO.


If a SAN storage controller failure occurs it might be that 8 of 16
paths to a device will fail. Is there any scenario where I/O retry
count could be used up trying the failed paths causing I/O to be
failed before even trying the surviving paths?


Thanks...


 




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