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May 23rd, 2012 02:00
Replication error
Hi,
I've 2 SAN Equalogic, one being used as storage for VM host and the other one is in mode standby in case of issue. Thers is a replication from SAN 1 to SAN 2 in one way. SInce 3 moths, I've this error message and I'm unable to fix it.
Thanks,
Jimmy
This message was generated by the Dell EqualLogic SAN HeadQuarters service (version 2.1.0.5342) running on VCENTER
The following conditions on Group SAN2 (10.11.0.2) have generated an alert notification:
Caution conditions:
- 23/05/2012 07:19:55 to 23/05/2012 08:21:55
- Member SAN2 TCP retransmit percentage of 2,1%. If this trend persists for an hour or more, it may be indicative of a serious problem on the member, resulting in an email notification.
- TCP retransmit rate greater than 1% should be investigated. Check the network connections and switch settings.
- Condition already generated an e-mail message. If the condition persists, additional messages will be sent approximately every 6 hours.
- TCP outbound packet counts for polling period: 702
- TCP retransmit packet counts for polling period: 15
- eth0 send rate for polling period: <1.0 KB/sec
- eth1 send rate for polling period: <1.0 KB/sec
- eth2 send rate for polling period: <1.0 KB/sec
- 23/05/2012 02:13:55 to 23/05/2012 06:17:55
- Member SAN2 TCP retransmit percentage of 2,1%. If this trend persists for an hour or more, it may be indicative of a serious problem on the member, resulting in an email notification.
- TCP retransmit rate greater than 1% should be investigated. Check the network connections and switch settings.
- Condition already generated an e-mail message. If the condition persists, additional messages will be sent approximately every 6 hours.
- TCP outbound packet counts for polling period: 698
- TCP retransmit packet counts for polling period: 15
- eth0 send rate for polling period: <1.0 KB/sec
- eth1 send rate for polling period: <1.0 KB/sec
- eth2 send rate for polling period: <1.0 KB/sec
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JPHUNG
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May 23rd, 2012 06:00
Hi Don,
Indeed, it happens only during replication.
Thanks
sketchy00
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May 23rd, 2012 08:00
Just to reinforce what Don is saying, recently we had a layer 1 issue with our fiber link to our target site we were replicating to, and it caused retransmit thresholds to be exceeded. One the physical link was corrected, everything resumed and the retransmit rate went down to nearly zero.
JPHUNG
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May 30th, 2012 12:00
Hi Don,
It isn't a WAN but LAN link and it seems it could be the fiber link between the 2 SAN.
We keep in touch,
Thanks,
Jim