05-10-2017 05:10 PM - edited 03-08-2019 10:31 AM
Hi there,
Thanks for reading.
I have a DBA who's complaining about backups. On an unpredictable schedule, the server loses sight of the SAN. They've asked for a packet capture but I'm not sure how to accomplish this. I'm suggesting a laptop attached to a mirrored port capturing a pcap stream until the issue re-occurs but maybe there's a more graceful way to capture?
Thanks again!
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05-10-2017 05:56 PM
What you are suggesting makes sense and it will work. If you guys use splunk then that would be even better.
We had similar issue in my previous job and where DBAs would complain losing connection during a back schedule to netapp. We tried telling them that if there is a connectivity issue to storage then it should affect everyone ( all the VMs lived on netapp) and not just 1 server. If it's only affecting a couple of servers randomly then most likely the issue is on the server side.
05-10-2017 05:56 PM
What you are suggesting makes sense and it will work. If you guys use splunk then that would be even better.
We had similar issue in my previous job and where DBAs would complain losing connection during a back schedule to netapp. We tried telling them that if there is a connectivity issue to storage then it should affect everyone ( all the VMs lived on netapp) and not just 1 server. If it's only affecting a couple of servers randomly then most likely the issue is on the server side.
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