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[Veritas-bu] Too many tldd and tldcd spawn up
2005-02-15 10:45:19
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We have a media server (SUN Fire 480R) with a L700 (20 drives) connected
via 5 dual-port SCSI cards (each port connects two tape drives). We noticed
that during the peak backup time, a lot of tldd and tldcd daemon spawn up,
but only 3 or 4 drives are used. In the moring, everything goes back to
normal. It looks like a resource issue. We've checked tcp and /etc/system
parameters, nothing helps. Any idea? Tia.
Ying
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>We have a media server (SUN Fire 480R) with a =
L700 (20 drives) connected via 5 dual-port SCSI cards (each port =
connects two tape drives). We noticed that during the peak backup =
time, a lot of tldd and tldcd daemon spawn up, but only 3 or 4 drives =
are used. In the moring, everything goes back to normal. It =
looks like a resource issue. We've checked tcp and /etc/system =
parameters, nothing helps. Any idea? Tia.</FONT></P>
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