03-29-2019
What make/model are the AIX box FC storage adapters? Have you investigated the BIOS configuration of those?
The on-board configuration of FC storage adapters is usually critical for good transfer performance (but you probably know that).
Have you tested the storage subsystem performance?
Last edited by hicksd8; 03-29-2019 at 06:48 PM..
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