Release Notes
Issue Description
CQ00503244
CQ00501895
CQ00500072
CQ00493850
CQ00503237
CQ00502304
CQ00502267
CQ00502263
CQ00502250
After updating to Storage Center version 6.7.4, Data Progression, Data Compression, and
RAID Rebalance operations may stop working without warning.
CQ00499176 CT-SC040 controllers may issue event alerts and reset due to a system size memory allocation
issue.
Fixed Issues in Version 6.7.4
The following table summarizes the issues fixed in Storage Center 6.7.4.
Issue Description
CQ00500413 Volumes utilizing the Data Compression feature may become inaccessible.
Fixed Issues in Version 6.7.3
The following table summarizes the issues fixed in Storage Center 6.7.3.
Issue
Description
CQ00497501 For SC8000 and SC9000 controllers, Data Progression may experience latency due to
compression threads utilizing a single socket instead of using both available sockets.
CQ00495709 After upgrading a controller, performing a Storage Center software update may cause
performance issues due to improperly handled update file links.
CQ00495063 Phone Home may fail after updating from Storage Center versions 6.4 or 6.5 to Storage
Center version 6.6 and later due to previous, pending requests that are unable to complete.
CQ00491768 A controller may reset and failover may be unsuccessful due to an iSCSI IO cache card
memory leak with iSCSI attached Oracle and Linux servers.
CQ00491256 On rare occasions, Data Progression and subsequent rebalancing may fail due to snapshot full
page memory limitations.
CQ00489465 A volume restripe operation with large amounts of compressed data may take an extended
period of time to restripe due to Data Progression errors.
CQ00484347 For SC4020 controllers, an enclosure firmware update may fail due to missing electronically
stored information (ESI) paths during installation.
CQ00465226 When performing a non-service affecting upgrade, upgrading from a CHA3 cache card to a
4GB Write cache card may cause the upgrade to fail due to card installation errors.
CQ00395022 On rare occasions, when performing a non-service affecting upgrade, a controller may reset
due to duplicate or overlapping data writes.
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