HP EVA Disk Storage causing Server Crashes
Posted in 2004
Topics: Versions, Editions & End-of-Life
Good afternoon all... IDS 9.40.TC2 on Windows 2000 Advanced Server (SP4 applied) HP Proliant DL-380 with 2 x 2.8Ghz Xeon processors Has anyone seen this? The server comes up, then all of a sudden, in excess of 2000 instances of a DLL or driver get loaded into memory, the server runs out of memory, reports memory problems, then crashes into BSOD. Informix doesn't appear to be the cause, but as its the only server in our configuiration that has the HP EVA disk storage attached, I just wanted to know if any of you guys had any ideas? All responses welcome. Regards S.
"Sean Kelsey" <sean.kelsey@moneyline.com> wrote in message news:a3a829ab.0401120503.3f31fc4@posting.google.com... > Good afternoon all... > > IDS 9.40.TC2 on Windows 2000 Advanced Server (SP4 applied) > HP Proliant DL-380 with 2 x 2.8Ghz Xeon processors > > Has anyone seen this? > > The server comes up, then all of a sudden, in excess of 2000 instances > of a DLL or driver get loaded into memory, the server runs out of > memory, reports memory problems, then crashes into BSOD. Informix > doesn't appear to be the cause, but as its the only server in our > configuiration that has the HP EVA disk storage attached, I just > wanted to know if any of you guys had any ideas? Without knowing much about your particular site, I would say that it seems unlikely that your storage would cause a problem, particualrly this problem. Can you reproduce the issue on a test server and, if so, can you try that server with both the HP array then JBOD, to eliminate the HP array as the cause?