Hello Anjo,
Normally when things run slow, you are using a SAN. If things are fast, you are local disks.If that really is your expectation, then I think you need to look at your SAN configuration for performance issues. Generally the access to disks on a storage array are faster than access to local disks. Write-cache is wonderful stuff when you can get it.
On 9/29/06, *J. Dex* <cemail_219@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:cemail_219@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
By using df -k, how can I tell whether a system is using a SAN device versus having everything on local drives? If it is all logical drives, wouldn't all of the mount points start out with something like /dev/lvm0/ and then be sliced up among Logical Volumes?
J:
Kind Regards,
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