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Søren Hjarlvig wrote: > Thank you for your reply. > > I tried testing with different timeout values but it did not solve the > problem. Could you guys having this problem with linux-iscsi run iscsid with the -d argument. Run it with "iscsid -d 8". Thanks. > > Now I'm testing with Debian 4.0 "Testing" (kernel 2.6.18), since it > ships with Open-iSCSI 2.0.730. > > It seems to work all right. The only problem is automounting iSCSI > partitions at system startup, but that is another story ;-) > > Best regards > > Søren > > Matthew Henkler skrev: >> No, not yet. EMC is still looking into it the last I talked with them before the holidays. >> >> I also can get it to work as you have as well. However, it seems to start acting flakey (large 30-60+ second timeouts for disk activity) under moderate to heavy I/O usage with the Linux iSCSI connections. I don't have any physical documentation of this occurring other than watching it stall (as it doesn't seem to be writing it to the logs) or time to look into it further at the moment. >> >> I haven't experienced these issues with the Microsoft iSCSI initiators under very similar usage patterns. At this point I've stopped using it except for light use (and continued testing) on Linux until I feel more confident in it working as I would expect. >> >> I apologize that I can't be of much help in this matter at the moment. >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: linux-iscsi-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:linux-iscsi-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Søren Hjarlvig >> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 3:51 AM >> To: linux-iscsi-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Subject: Re: Connection to Discovery Address failed [EMCAX150SCi on RHEL4] >> >>> I'm getting this error in my event logs almost precisely every 30 >>> seconds. The iscsi connection fails to the discovery address, and then >>> is immediately made again. >>> >>> Dec 14 15:48:52 chlorine iscsid[19813]: Connection to Discovery Address >>> 192.168.15.2 failed >>> Dec 14 15:48:52 chlorine iscsid[19815]: Connection to Discovery Address >>> 192.168.15.3 failed >>> Dec 14 15:48:52 chlorine iscsid[19813]: Connected to Discovery Address >>> 192.168.15.2 >>> Dec 14 15:48:52 chlorine iscsid[19815]: Connected to Discovery Address >>> 192.168.15.3 >>> >>> Does anyone have any ideas what I can do to remedy this? All RHEL4U4 >>> hosts that connect to this target exhibit this behavior, while the >>> windows hosts do not. >> Hello Matthew! >> >> Just wondering if you have found a solution ? >> >> I'm having the exact same problem on a debian sarge box (kernel >> 2.6.8-3-686-smp, SFNet iSCSI Driver Version ... 4:0.1.10, Dell/EMC >> AX150SCi): >> >> Jan 3 00:22:14 rocksteady iscsid[2408]: Connection to Discovery Address >> 10.10.1.10 failed >> Jan 3 00:22:14 rocksteady iscsid[2408]: Connected to Discovery Address >> 10.10.1.10 >> Jan 3 00:22:45 rocksteady iscsid[2408]: Connection to Discovery Address >> 10.10.1.10 failed >> Jan 3 00:22:45 rocksteady iscsid[2408]: Connected to Discovery Address >> 10.10.1.10 >> >> >> I have tried the Continuous=no/yes option and setting the global idle >> timeout to something below 30 (20): >> >> iscsi-ls -c: >> >> ******************************************************************************* >> SFNet iSCSI Driver Version ... 4:0.1.10 ( 8-Oct-2004) >> ******************************************************************************* >> TARGET NAME : iqn.1992-04.com.emc:ax.fcnpr062301759.a0 >> TARGET ALIAS : >> HOST NO : 3 >> TARGET ADDRESS : 10.10.1.10:3260 >> SESSION STATUS : CONNECTION ON 10.10.1.10:3260 >> ESTABLISHED AT Tue Jan 2 23:20:45 2007 >> NO. OF PORTALS : 1 >> PORTAL ADDRESS 1 : 10.10.1.10:3260,1 >> SESSION ID : ISID 00023d000001 TSIH a197 >> >> TARGET CONFIGURATION KEYS : >> ------------------------- >> INITIAL R2T : Yes >> IMMEDIATE DATA : No >> HEADERDIGEST : NONE >> DATA DIGEST : NONE >> FIRSTBURSTLENGTH : 0 >> MAXBURSTLENGTH : 262144 >> MAXRECVDATASEGMENTLENGTH: initiator - 131072 >> target - 65536 >> LOGIN TIMEOUT : 15 >> AUTH TIMEOUT : 45 >> ACTIVE TIMEOUT : 5 >> IDLE TIMEOUT : 60 >> PING TIMEOUT : 5 >> ******************************************************************************* >> TARGET NAME : iqn.1992-04.com.emc:ax.fcnpr062301759.a1 >> TARGET ALIAS : >> HOST NO : 4 >> TARGET ADDRESS : 10.10.2.10:3260 >> SESSION STATUS : CONNECTION ON 10.10.2.10:3260 >> ESTABLISHED AT Tue Jan 2 23:20:45 2007 >> NO. OF PORTALS : 1 >> PORTAL ADDRESS 1 : 10.10.2.10:3260,2 >> SESSION ID : ISID 00023d000001 TSIH a198 >> >> TARGET CONFIGURATION KEYS : >> ------------------------- >> INITIAL R2T : Yes >> IMMEDIATE DATA : No >> HEADERDIGEST : NONE >> DATA DIGEST : NONE >> FIRSTBURSTLENGTH : 0 >> MAXBURSTLENGTH : 262144 >> MAXRECVDATASEGMENTLENGTH: initiator - 131072 >> target - 65536 >> LOGIN TIMEOUT : 15 >> AUTH TIMEOUT : 45 >> ACTIVE TIMEOUT : 5 >> IDLE TIMEOUT : 20 >> PING TIMEOUT : 5 >> ******************************************************************************* >> >> >> I think it's a bit strange that the first target >> (iqn.1992-04.com.emc:ax.fcnpr062301759.a0) seems to ignore the idle >> timeout setting. >> >> Anyway, I can access data on the SAN without any problems, it's just >> annoying with failed/connected messages filling up the log ;-) >> >> Best regards >> >> Søren >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Take Surveys. Earn Cash. 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