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Hi Guys - a customer has pointed out some confusing information regarding FA, ESXi ISCSI and port binding
According to https://core.vmware.com/resource/best-practices-running-vmware-vsphere-iscsi#sec7262-sub12 port binding is unsupported if the FA has iscsi-interfaces in 2 subnets. On https://support.purestorage.com/Solutions/VMware_Platform_Guide/User_Guides_for_VMware_Solutions/FlashArray_VMware_Best_Practices_User_Guide/VMware_and_iSCSI_FAQs#NIC_Teaming_vs_Port_Binding.2C_which_should_I_use.3F|https://support.purestorage.com/Solutions/VMware_Platform_Guide/User_Guides_for_VMware_S[…]ay_VMware_Best_Practices_User_Guide/VMware_and_iSCSI_FAQs it is stated "So which should you use? The answer here is clear, port binding whenever possible. This is not only recommended as a best practice with Pure Storage but by VMware as well."Solvedah3 years agoNovice I300Views0likes12CommentsIs the concept of "refreshing" volume groups possible
Is the concept of "refreshing" volume groups possible on an existing copy of a volume group? Let me rephrase. Say I setup a volume group (VG) of 24 volumes (PRD01) that are for a production database. I want to snapshot that group of 24 volumes and create a copy of it to repurpose as a prod support DB copy (COPY01) and another copy to mount on another server to get backed up (COPY02). When its time to backup the server again can I refresh the data of PRD01 group to COPY02?joshua_buck3 years agoNovice I203Views0likes18CommentsIs there a way, on the flasharray (either GUI or CLI) to check connections hitting a specific port on one of the controllers?
I've got a support case open on this as well, but it appears that we have no hosts hitting one particular port on our array despite all configs looking correctjhunter4 years agoNovice I201Views0likes10CommentsBackup and Restore FA Configuration
Hi All, Purestorage has how to save or backup and restore configuration when an issue occurs? For example, the software crashed and could not be used anymore. Once the problem was fixed, we restored the existing configuration file from backup.Solved200Views2likes6CommentsSnapshots and growth
I have a question about snapshot growth and retention. Last week we had 14 days worth of snapshots and due to some storage growth, we changed this to 7 days worth of snapshots. Before the change was made snapshots were taking up about 21 TB of space, after the change that number is around 10 TB. This reduction of space was more than expected. We expected around a 5 TB reduction. We just added up days 8-14 to get the 5 number. The other 6 TB reduction came from the most recent snapshot which at the time was 11 TB in size and now its down to around 5 TB in size. Does anybody know why the most current snapshot also had a large reduction after making this change? We are trying to figure out future growth including snapshot growth.Candyman9993 months agoNovice III200Views0likes4CommentsHaving issues with Long HBA rescan times
Having issues with Long HBA rescan times. Any point in the right direction is appreciated. We already have a high priority ticket in but this coummunity has been helpful more than once! Vsphere 7.0.3.00600, Cisco UCS, Cisco MDS 9132 switches, Pure X90R3 Arrays.199Views0likes9Comments