HP Clustered File System product update 3.6.0h1 (T4421-96015, April 2008)

Version: HP StorageWorks Clustered File System 3.6.0h1

Description

This hotﬁxresolv

es the issues described below.

Update recommendation Critical

Operating systems

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP1 or SP2 Standard or Enterprise Edition, Microsoft

Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard or Enterprise Edition, Microsoft Windows Server

2003 R2 SP2 Standard or Enterprise Edition.

Fixes

HP Clustered Fi

le System 3.6.0 hotﬁx 1 resolves the following issues:

• Defect 17964. A public community string was required for fabric fencing

conﬁgurations. Also, the FC switches had to be accessible via an ICMP ping.

• Defect 19388. The Event Notiﬁ cations control panel was too large for typical

remote deskto

presolutions.

• Defect19564.Whenaclonedsnapshotvolumewasmountedandanodewas

then rebooted, some dynamic volumes might not be imported.

• Defect 19722

. HP Clustered File System did not correctly identify the loca tion at

which loop attached devices logged into the FC switch.

• Defect 19875. User-supplied community strings were not exported correctly.

• Defect 1983

1. A d e f e c t i n t h e ﬁlesystem full-zone bitmap code could potentially

cause the system to bug check or panic during normal use. This issue was limited

to a small set of ﬁlesystems of speciﬁcsizes.

• Defect 19921. When a user attempted to write from one to eight bytes of zeros,

the write did not occur, which could result in ﬁle corruption.

• Defect 1

9934. Under certain contentious CIFS workloads, a write o peration

couldcausethesystemtobugcheck.

• Defect 19945. Aler ts for concatenated dynam ic volumes created in earlier HP

Cluster

ed File System releases could not be removed from the HP Management

Console until the volumes were recreated. These Alerts have been replaced

by an informational local message.

• Defect

20256. A drive letter assigne d to a ﬁlesystem on one or m ore nodes

was ch

anged incorrectly on all nodes when the drive letter was reassigned ( for

examp

le, the drive letter was assigned to the same ﬁlesystem on a new node).

This

issue did not affect mount path assignments and occurred only when the HP

Management Console was used to assign the drive letter.

HP Clustered File System product update 3.6.0h1