If you want to view the performance as seen from the san, vmktree can provide you with both IO/s and other stats for your LUNs as seen from ontap.
Lars
Lars
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Hallo, here are my results for Nexenta storage appliance SUPERMICRO storage server with Intel X25-E SSDs.
I have trouble reaching better sequential results - any hints for config of MPIO welcommed.
Disks are dong 600mb/s seq. internally - so network missconfig is the trouble.
Random numbers are very nice as expected from SSDs
SERVER TYPE: PHYS
CPU TYPE / NUMBER: CPU / 2
HOST TYPE: DL380 G4, 8GB RAM; 2X old XEON 3.60 GHZ
STORAGE
TYPE / DISK NUMBER / RAID LEVEL: Nexenta 1.1.7 COMSTAR, Supermicro
storage server SAS backplane, LSI1068, 3 x intel X-25E SSDs raidZ1
(raid 5) , 8GB ram 1xXeon 2.5Ghz QC
NOTES: 2 intel onboard 1gbit NICs, MS iSCSI, jumbo, flowcontrol ON,
ntfs aligned at 64, default alloc, MSFT mpio on the same subnet
(probably wrong config)
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TEST NAME-------------------Av. Resp. Time ms------Av. IOs/sek-------Av. MB/sek------
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Max Throughput-100%Read........____17.7____..........___3344____.........___104_____ CPU 20.65
RealLife-60%Rand-65%Read.......___9.49____..........___5732____.........___44.8___ CPU 17.8
Max Throughput-50%Read.........____10.64____..........___5148____.........___160_____ CPU 26.6
Random-8k-70%Read..............___13.02____..........___4107____.........___32.08___ CPU 14.31
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