Dell Compellent Confidential HP-UX Best Practices 11i v2 and 11i v1
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Tuning for Performance
In order to achieve optimized I/O with any OS platform, the proper tuning/configuration of various
kernel, SCSI, network and filesystem parameters may be required; the process of tuning in itself is not
a science but an art of understanding the performance and various I/O requirements of the respective
environment and application ecosystem that you manage. Though the following information is shared
as best practice for HP-UX with the Dell Compellent Storage Center products, it is neither a complete
nor thorough representation of all possible tuning scenarios within any managed HP-UX environment.
Consult with your respective vendor and software support engineers for your environment-centric
tuning needs and for further assistance.
Kernel Tuning
Issue the following command against each the kernel, thereby increasing the SCSI Max Queue Depth to
32.
Type: kctune -vs scsi_max_qdepth=32
SCSI Configuration
Issue the following command against each Dell Compellent Storage Center-presented LUN, increasing
its queue depth to 32.
Type: scsictl –m queue_depth=32 /dev/rdsk/c27t0d0
Filesystem Configuration
When creating a new filesystem on a Logical Volume, apply an 8k block size as part of the filesystem
build options.
Type: newfs –F vxfs –o largefiles –b 8192 /dev/vg<XX>/rlvol<name>
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