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Are you talking with I on I with LPAR's with the host owning the drives or
a EMC or DS8000 SAN or ??

On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 11:44 AM, <ldwopt@xxxxxxx> wrote:

I am confused when converting direct attach to a SAN system

Our old system was had 12 127 15k rpm drives. We converted to an LPARed
system with 3 Luns.
#1 572000M 7,200 rpm
#2 191000M 7,200 rpm
#3 763000M 7,200 rpm

I don't have the exact break down but there is supposed to be 60 drives
allocated to the 3 luns.When we tried a test conversion this past weekend a
disk bottle neck occurred during part of the initial start up when selected
files were being reorged.

My thought on correcting the problem would be to:
1. Split the 3 luns into maybe 6 or more smaller units
2. Recreate the luns using 15k drives
3. Recreate the drives into 6 luns with 15k drives

Am on the correct track\?
Is there other option to consider?

TIA

Dave Willenborg
FNTS semi-retired
Omaha NE


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