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Andy_Imm
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How do I view the SCSI Queue depth on my HBA's...

Hello Gurus,

I need to find out what I have my current SCSI Queue depth set to on my HBA's. Hoping that you all might be able to help me.

Here are my HBA's;

lpfc_740

qla2300_707_vmw

Any help would be appreciated.

Andy

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RParker
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esxcfg-module -q qla2300_707_vmw

vmklinux

ioat.o

megaraid_sas.o

bnx2.o

e1000.o

qla2300_707_vmw.o ql2xmaxqdepth=2

lvmdriver

vmfs3

etherswitch

shaper

tcpip

cosShadow.o

migration

nfsclient

deltadisk

vmfs2

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run the command in blue as root. Then look at the results that follow. The part in green is the info. If it doesn't show anything following the command, I think the default depth is 32

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java_cat33
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This should provide the answer you require.....

RParker
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esxcfg-module -q qla2300_707_vmw

vmklinux

ioat.o

megaraid_sas.o

bnx2.o

e1000.o

qla2300_707_vmw.o ql2xmaxqdepth=2

lvmdriver

vmfs3

etherswitch

shaper

tcpip

cosShadow.o

migration

nfsclient

deltadisk

vmfs2

______________________

run the command in blue as root. Then look at the results that follow. The part in green is the info. If it doesn't show anything following the command, I think the default depth is 32

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java_cat33
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That's a good command to know

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Andy_Imm
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Thank you both for your input. RParker really hit the nail on the head.

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