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    Quote Originally Posted by symm
    try using LUN 1
    in esx 3.5 it did not like lun 0

    Are you replicating through the Qlogic QLE2462?
    if not what type of nic are you using
    I don't think it is ESX related as I have the same problem with a empty volume without a LUN assigned to it.

    As far as I know you can only replicate through a nic ( Intel 82575EB internal)
    Thanks for you reply though.

    Eddo

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    The same issue occurs while replicating a 500GB volume...

  3. #3

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    Did you try sending the logs to support?

    did the initilization finish before you started the replication ?


    BTW it does not seem like a vmware issue, but here is a link to the post concerning LUN 0

    http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/mic...8601&stateId=0 0 44972208

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    I did wait until initilization finished, I even waited to put data on it until the initial replication would finish, but it never does.

    Thanks for the LUN 0 info.

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    I always send my logfiles with the mails I send to support. I'm still waiting for an anwser...

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    keep us updated with your progress

  7. #7

    Default Sounds the same as my issue.

    You are not alone with this issue. I've also submitted a ticket and am awaiting a reply. I have two devices that I believe are identical in hardware and software. Replication from device A to Device B seems to be working without a problem. However, Replication from Device B to Device A seems to fail and cause both units to hang and reports a Journal committ error. fortunately I haven't lost any data, but it does require a hard power cycle (reboot command from console doesn't seem to do it) and it trashes any of the replications that I did have. I am using the default 40mb for my replication tasks.

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