A customer has done a test of multipath on RHEL 5, and he found that the
speed is 30-40MB/sec, but it can reach 160MB/sec when using EMC
powerpath or using multipath on RHEL 4. That customer just uses the
default configuration and I found there was a little difference between
the configurationfor EMC DGC in the hwtable of multipath on RHEL4 and
RHEL5. But I don't think that will impact performance. I have no idea
now. Who can help me? thanks.
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01-13-2009, 02:23 PM
Konrad Rzeszutek
An multipath performance issue on RHEL 5
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 05:11:23PM +0800, dwu wrote:
> A customer has done a test of multipath on RHEL 5, and he found that the
> speed is 30-40MB/sec, but it can reach 160MB/sec when using EMC powerpath
Does it reach that when do a test on individual disks in the setup
with EMC powerpath?
Since you did the test on the underlaying SCSI subsystem (that
was the next thing to test) - which has no connection to multipath
it eliminates the multipath layer. When you do the hdparam test
on RHEL4 OS on those disks - are the numbers the same?
Is your RHEL4 rig the same exact machine with the same exact
fibre connection? You could have the RHEL5 using a 1GB connection
while the RHEL4 might be using 2GB?
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