Reg: UTA ports FCoE, 10GbE flow control settings

Could someone shed some light on the flow control settings for UTA ports, below is the scenario.I am working on the configutation of 4 node 3220 custer. We are using this 4 node cluster for FC and NFS traffic. each UTA port on the node used to serve both FcoE and NFS traffic( UTA port logically acting as FC and 10GbE ports) . However, the flow control is set to FULL on the 10GbE logical port to serve the NFS traffic. I think this flow control settings at 10GbE logical port level doesn't effect the FC traffic flow of the UTA port. the flow control settings would be effective on 10GE logical ports only.. Please confirm this... NetApp recommend to set the flow control to NONE and upper layer protocalls can take care of flow control( as per Best practise). If I want to change the flow control setting of 10GbE logical port, does it effect the data flow of logical FC0E port aswell?Now the actual issues is we are using the controllers mostly to serve FC trafic and we are experienceing Performance issues on all the nodes. current ONTAP version on the controller is 8.2p5we are hitting the latency of 50-80ms, I am trying to track the IO on the controllers, IO is not really high when we had the performace issues, But some times disk utilizations and cpu utlization hitting 80%. Performace manager doesn't have the granularity at aggregate level to track what LUN/volumes are casuing the high utlization at aggregate level..I am using the coomands sysstat -M, sysstat -x, netstat , statit commands mainly. However, I am not sure on any other internal porcesses are causing the high disk uitlizations...Please share your ideas on this..Oh.. another point this.. These controllers are flexpod config.....

Hi,We haven't worked on flow control settings.. you mean you are able to Disable the flow control on CNA cards?We have upgraded these filers to 8.2.3P3. at the moment filers are working fine, no performance issues.. However I wanted to disable the flow control on these ports, if possble. But NetApp docs tell that we cann't disable the flow control on the CNA cards. https://library.netapp.com/ecmdocs/ECMP1368834/html/GUID-31241255-4914-46FF-BDB5-A02DCCEABCCA.html Regards,Chandra

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Hi,
I need some input about what is normal in a FCoE environment in regards to priority flow contol counters.
I see Increase of RxPPP and TxPPP counters on a FCoE end to end enviroment. however we don't see high traffic rates to/from storage array(<1Gbps). Customer have not reported low transfer from storage.
Setup:
CNA hosts - FEX2232 - N5K - EMC-VNX
FCoE end-to-end, No native FibreChannel.
CNA adapters = Emulex.
Is a problem I should look further into or is it normal?
I have read the troubleshooting guide.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus5000/sw/troubleshooting/guide/n5K_ts_fcoe.html
some output:
N5K-2# sh inter priority-flow-control
============================================================
Port               Mode Oper(VL bmap) RxPPP      TxPPP
============================================================
FEX101-2232 1-8
Ethernet1/1        Auto Off           0          211994
Ethernet1/2        Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/3        Auto Off           2891830    0
Ethernet1/4        Auto Off           6269410    0
Ethernet1/5        Auto Off           12109662   0
Ethernet1/6        Auto Off           79534      0
Ethernet1/7        Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/8        Auto Off           0          0
FEX102-2232 9-16
Ethernet1/9        Auto Off           0          9994780
Ethernet1/10       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/11       Auto Off           24678      0
Ethernet1/12       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/13       Auto Off           4316       0
Ethernet1/14       Auto Off           136        0
Ethernet1/15       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/16       Auto Off           0          0
!VNX-FCOE-ATTACHED SP_A
Ethernet1/19       Auto On (8)       1888566    10100200
!VNX-FCOE-ATTACHED SP_A
Ethernet1/20       Auto On (8)       10414603   1367098
Ethernet1/23       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/24       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/25       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/26       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/27       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/28       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/30       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/32       Auto On (8)       0          0
Ethernet1/38       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/39       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/40       Auto Off           0          0
Ethernet1/41       Auto On (8)       0          0
Ethernet1/42       Auto On (8)       0          0
Ethernet1/43       Auto On (8)       0          0
Ethernet1/44       Auto On (8)       0          0
!CNA atttached hosts.
Ethernet101/1/1    Auto On (8)       37109      33155
Ethernet101/1/2    Auto On (8)       120        32336
Ethernet101/1/3    Auto On (8)       274        34404
Ethernet101/1/4    Auto On (8)       1924       64754
Ethernet101/1/5    Auto On (8)       144        14684
Ethernet101/1/24   Auto On (8)       4296788    4466
Ethernet101/1/25   Auto On (8)       104520     22
Ethernet101/1/26   Auto On (8)       838        30824
Ethernet101/1/27   Auto On (8)       796        7770
Ethernet101/1/28   Auto On (8)       13749152   1684
Ethernet101/1/29   Auto On (8)       5912918    1276
Ethernet101/1/30   Auto On (8)       3296026    2292
Ethernet101/1/31   Auto On (8)       0          80
Ethernet101/1/32   Auto On (8)       0          0
Ethernet102/1/1    Auto On (8)       75656      323512
Ethernet102/1/2    Auto On (8)       0          5632
Ethernet102/1/3    Auto On (8)       4278       173828
Ethernet102/1/4    Auto On (8)       0          0
Ethernet102/1/28   Auto On (8)       2872       300046
Ethernet102/1/29   Auto On (8)       28216      11808124
Ethernet102/1/30   Auto On (8)       4792       441340
Ethernet102/1/31   Auto On (8)       0          0
Ethernet102/1/32   Auto On (8)       1040       201214
Ethernet1/19       Auto On (8)       1888566    10100200
Ethernet1/20       Auto On (8)       10414603   1367098
Just a one of the servers
GDC-CORE-SW04# sh inter e101/1/29 priority-flow-control
============================================================
Port               Mode Oper(VL bmap) RxPPP      TxPPP
============================================================
Ethernet101/1/29   Auto On (8)       5912932    1276
GDC-CORE-SW04# sh inter e101/1/29 | in pause
    0 Rx pause
    0 Tx pause
GDC-CORE-SW04# sh inter e101/1/29 priority-flow-control
============================================================
Port               Mode Oper(VL bmap) RxPPP      TxPPP
============================================================
Ethernet101/1/29   Auto On (8)       5913378    1276
GDC-CORE-SW04#
GDC-CORE-SW04# sh inter e101/1/29 | in pause
    0 Rx pause
    0 Tx pause
VNX
GDC-CORE-SW04# sh inter priority-flow-control | in Ethernet1/19 ne 1
Ethernet1/19       Auto On (8)       1889064    10100536
Ethernet1/20       Auto On (8)       10414603   1367164
GDC-CORE-SW04# sh inter e1/19 | in "input rate"
30 seconds input rate 133346744 bits/sec, 16668343 bytes/sec, 10762 packets/sec
    input rate 96.22 Mbps, 8.31 Kpps; output rate 118.68 Mbps, 8.83 Kpps
GDC-CORE-SW04# sh inter e1/20 | in "input rate"
30 seconds input rate 36024752 bits/sec, 4503094 bytes/sec, 2342 packets/sec
    input rate 33.96 Mbps, 2.09 Kpps; output rate 24.95 Mbps, 1.50 Kpps

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I actually already enabled the system qos manually since we run 5.0(2)N2 release.
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HH3 Gigabyte port - is Flow control correctly impl...

I have a HH3 and recently decided to build a beefy ( AMD 4200+ X" based NAS box) I plugged this in to the gigabyte port on the home hub (it reported connected as 1000Mb) and then attepted to access it from my PC which was connected to one of the 100M ports.
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Kenny
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VI so that it is not visible to the user.
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In Item
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