Re: 3.12.5 Target Errors

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On Fri, 2014-05-16 at 05:54 +0000, Moussa Ba (moussaba) wrote:
> I am able to connect to the target without issues using a centos
> initiator. It logins fast and I can run read/write fio without issues
> on the same target. Trying to that from esx 5.5 though results in
> continuous connection drops...Is there something special about the esx
> Initiator?  I am running out of ideas.  I see similar issues with tgt
> where it completely fails to login.
> 
> I am running out of ideas...Any suggestion is welcome.
> 
> 
> Target:
> FW: 2.30.8000
> Kernel:3.12.9+patches
> ConnectX-3 cards are configured as Ethernet cards.
>  
>  Initiator:
>  FW 2.31.5050  (it was originally 2.11.500 but I upgraded it but failed
>  to see any difference still seeing the same error)
>  Driver: 1.9.10.0-1OEM.550.0.0.1331820
>  Using iser mode
> 

Just FYI, I've previously encountered some stability issues with
ConnectX-3's in ethernet mode using older versions of firmware..  On my
current setup 2.30.8000 <-> 2.30.8000 has been stable in ethernet mode
for some time, but it probably couldn't hurt to use matching FW versions
on both sides..

Also, it's been reported offlist that running large MTUs with certain
(non Mellanox) switches can result in various timeouts + instability.
It would be worthwhile to verify those settings on both sides as well.

Mellanox folks..?  Any other ideas to help debug this..?

--nab

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