OneFS has built-in rules for smartfailing "bad" drives, but sometimes we found those rules could be a bit stricter. (One disk had repeated stalls, causing MultiScan to get cancelled several times, before that disk was finally auto-smartfailed.)
Did all recent (monthly) MediaScan jobs succeed properly?
Peter_Sero
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June 11th, 2013 06:00
Check for drives' status on node 6:
isi devices -d 6
Check drives activity on node 6:
isi statistics drive --long --node=6
Check for excessive drive stalls:
grep 'stalled:' /var/log messages
=> example: 2013-06-04T08:10:58+08:00 .... stalled: :
OneFS has built-in rules for smartfailing "bad" drives, but sometimes we found those rules could be a bit stricter. (One disk had repeated stalls, causing MultiScan to get cancelled several times, before that disk was finally auto-smartfailed.)
Did all recent (monthly) MediaScan jobs succeed properly?
Peter
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June 30th, 2013 02:00
Hi Peter,
thank you for your help.
I have the answer at this problem... my customer was made a change of disk by a Isilon technician, who make a bad manipulation...Now, everything is ok