MammaGutt wrote:
What does statport -host -rw say?
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MammaGutt wrote:
Can you provide some info about fabric?
Running iSCSI (puke).. 3Par is connected to a Cisco 4510.. Ports 1 & 2 are used on each Supervisor card, One to the SAN, One to the C7K, Both are Dual homed.. The switch has no other 10Gb capability and is physically maxed out of slots..
Te5/1 c7000 VC Trunks connected trunk full 10G Unknown SFP+-*
Te5/2 3Par-SAN connected 255 full 10G 10GBase-SR
Te5/3 3Par inactive 255 full auto 10GBase-SR < Not Usable
Te5/4 3Par inactive 255 full auto 10GBase-SR < Not Usable
Te6/1 c7000 VC Trunks connected trunk full 10G Unknown SFP+-*
Te6/2 3Par-SAN connected 255 full 10G 10GBase-SR
Te6/3 inactive 1 full auto No XCVR < Not Usable
Te6/4 3Par inactive 255 full auto No XCVR < Not Usable
Only 10GB Ports 1& 2 on the supervisor cards are enabled.. Ports 3& 4 are not,
In redundant mode, the Catalyst 4507R or 4510R chassis are deployed with dual Sup7-E supervisor modules in a redundant configuration. Port group 2 becomes automatically inactive on both supervisor modules when the Catalyst 4500E system detects redundant modules installed in the chassis.
MammaGutt wrote:
And to refresh my memory... 3PAR OS, host OS and did you fix path policy?
3PAR OS: 3.2.2.709 (MU6)+P99,P107,P119,P131,P135,P137,P138
Host OS: ESXi 6.5.0, 8935087, ESXi, 6.5.0, 13004031, ESXi, 6.5.0, 10719125 (not sure why these aren't all the same version. Need to follow up on that..
Pathing policy is Round Robin.
Thanks