What jimmy says is accurate. If you entirely fill up a lun on netapp, data
ontap (netapp os) will take the lun offline from the host to prevent data
loss and/or corruption.
On Friday, June 21, 2013, Jimmy Hess wrote:
> On 6/20/13, j j <jdj2005@gmail.com <javascript:;>> wrote:
> > Anyone else have any experience with linux connected to a netapp san? I
> > have had 2 seperate occaisions where a data lun, with no os or
> > page partitions on it, filled up and hung the server. Trying to figure
> out
>
> Usually... if the disk space available for a LUN runs out, and writes
> can no longer be accepted, there are going to be problems regardless
> of what operating system or client hardware has the initiator using
> that LUN.....
>
>
> > if it is a CISCO UCS blade, Netapp, or combination of both issue. Don't
> > think it is red hat.
>
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