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7.8

PowerEdge 2900 Delay Write fail when copying to it.

Asked by jennynover in Microsoft Server, SBS Small Business Server, Computer Servers

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Just installed new Poweredge 2900.  RAID1 HW mirror.  Now running SBS 2k3 R2.

Everything appeard fine until I tried to copy over the data from the legacy Red Hat Server.  Copying from Old to New server VERY slow and would fail intermittantly - like it was timing out on the connection.

 Tested copy from Old Server to XP PC on network, that was fine, PC to New - SLOW.  I'm not in front of it right now, so no exact errors for you, but got some strange errors like "can't copy file xxx path too deep" - then it would copy that file next try, but not another one.  Or it would copy some and then say the network drive was unavailable.

Finally I set up some mirroring SW on the XP PC to run mirror/copy from Old Server to New... that way it could keep copying and retrying all night... so that's what its doing now.  Before I left - it was doing pretty well, but occassionally the PC would popup a "delay write error" message for files that timed out during the copy.  The mirror will retry them later tonight... but that doesn't reslove the HW performance issue

For a while I focussed on the NIC - but just can't see anything wrong there.   Is it more likely to be the Array?  Any ideas of what I should look at tomorrow (software is SBS 2k3 R2 by the way)

NW hardware is flaky there - Zoom modem router on DSL, 24port switched hub.  Thats it for NW HW.
Thanks

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