Glen Gunselman wrote:
Here is the output from my J4500 with 48 x 1 TB
disks. It is almost the
exact same configuration as
yours. This is used for Netbackup. As Mario just
pointed out, "zpool
list" includes the parity drive
in the space calculation whereas "zfs list" doesn't.
[r...@xxx /]#> zpool status
Scoot,
Thanks for the sample zpool status output. I will be using the storage for
NetBackup, also. (I am booting the X4500 from a SAN - 6140 - and using a SL48
w/2 LTO4 drives.)
Glen
Glen,
If you want any more info about our configuration drop me a line. It
works ver very well and we have had
no issues at all.
This System is a T5220 (323 GB RAM)with the 48 TB J4500 connected via
SAS. System also has 3 dual port fibre channel
HBA's feeding 6 LTO4 drives in a 540 slot SL500. The server is 10 gig
attached straight to our network core routers and
needless to say achieves very high throughput. I have seen it pushing
the full capacity of the SAS link to the J4500 quite
commonly. This is probably the choke point for this system.
/Scott
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perl -e 'print
$i=pack(c5,(41*2),sqrt(7056),(unpack(c,H)-2),oct(115),10);'
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