you don't reboot Celerra just to reboot, you are either changing parameters that require datamover reboot or doing DART upgrade. From time to time Celerra will panic and reboot on its own.
DataMovers should not be bounced w/o a clear reason. I have customers with 3 years uptime.
Back in the day (way back, NAS code 5.3 and earlier) there was a problem with Java memory leak on a control station where we used to recommend rebooting control station every month. But AFASK we are long passed that.
So, again, unless there is a clear reason -- no NAS components should be rebooted.
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Posted March 14th, 2012 19:00
you don't reboot Celerra just to reboot, you are either changing parameters that require datamover reboot or doing DART upgrade. From time to time Celerra will panic and reboot on its own.