Hi Micheal,
Did you check the Windows PerfMon for performance issues, heavy paging or
memory problems.
Any processes with high mem deltas? I'm suspecting OS performance here.
>From your answer to Yaron's question:
>> Where are the AFTD located ?
> Presented from the SAN to the clients via fiber.
Do you share (CIFS) the AFTD so Storage Nodes (either full or dedicated) can
write
directly to the AFDT?
It sounds very much like it, and if you have a lot of clients streaming
concurrently,
while at possibly the same time you're pushing as much bits as you can towards
the
LTO-4 drives (they need roughly 100MB/s). I'm just wondering if your server is
just way
too busy handling the load to do other things...
Thanks in advance, best regards,
Alexander
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Van: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU]
Namens MIchael Leone
Verzonden: maandag 16 november 2009 17:06
Aan: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Onderwerp: [Networker] NW server gets unresponsive when processing jobs
> My server has gotten increasingly unresponsive when processing jobs. For
> example, when I have 3 cloning jobs running (no saves; just cloning from
> AFTD devices), moving from MONITORING to DEVICES in the NMC gives me the
> "connecting to server" msg, and a few seconds wait. Sometimes longer. And
> I've now sometimes also seen "Server does not respond to UDP ping", and
> jobs failing, as well. I've had client backups fail with RPC errors.
> Reboot the NW server, and everything works exactly as it should. For a
> while ...
> ... Since the hardware upgrade, the problem has only gotten worse.
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