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Benjamin Oumlsterle

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  1. I tried the following things:

    In the initial config i had 2 Network Adapters.

    Adapter 1:

    - Port 1 in LAN / DMZ

    - Port 2 in ISCSI Network 1

     

    Adapter 2:

    - Port 1 in LAN / DMZ

    - Port 2 in ISCSI Network 2

     

    I did now a fresh install of XS 7.6.

    Then I changed it that ISCSI Network 1 is on Adapter 2 Port 1, and ISCSI Network 2 is on Adapter Port 2.

    No change.

     

    I can identify that when i start a performance test, traffic is running through both interfaces - so mpio is working!

    Then i tried to disable one of the interfaces, the speed is nearly the same. Tried the same thing with the other iscsi interface, same speed.

     

    But whats happening with the CPU when i start performance test?

    The cpu of dom0 is jumping to over 300%? Could be this the problem?

     

     

  2. I allocated more ram to dom0 (default4 gb, i allocated 16gb), no change.

    i pinned 32 vcpu to dom0, no change. 

     

    The XenServers are on the same core switch with the VMware Servers...

     

     

    With XenTop i can see that the cpu utilization is jumping the 300-400% when i start an iometer test!

     

    CPU is 2x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2660 v3 @ 2.60GHz

     

    When i do a simple CrystalDiskmark test, im getting over 2000 MBs Read, with the XenServer i get about 1000 MBs.

    So i will accept it that the xenserver is a little bit slower, but we are talking about 50%...

  3. Hi,

     

    we are having a PureStorage (AllFlash) Active Cluster with 2 VMware (Huawei 1288H V5) Servers and 2 XenServers (HP DL380 Gen9).

    All Servers are connected with 2x 10GbE for the ISCSI Traffic.

     

    The VMware Servers are using 2x 10GbE Ports for all Traffic (Internal, iscsi, dmz, and so on...)

    The XenServers are having 2 dedicated ports for the ISCSI Traffic.

     

    With the VMware Servers (Version 6.7) we are reaching:

    Read: 105.000 IOPS

    Write: 65.000 IOPS

     

    With the XenServers (Version 7.6) we are getting:

    Read: 72.000 IOPS

    Write: 35.000 IOPS

     

     

    So why are XenServers slower?

     

    We are not using:

    - Link Bonding

    - LACP

    - Jumbo Frames

     

    MultiPathing is enabled and working - i can see on the Storage that the XenServers are connected with 4 Paths (2 Paths to ISCSI Network 1, and 2 Paths to ISCSI Network 2)

    I used this guide to integrate the Storage:

    https://support.purestorage.com/Solutions/Citrix/Citrix_XenServer/Pure_Storage_All-Flash_Storage_Array_and_Citrix_XenServer

     

    Can somebody tell me why the XenServers are not having the same Performance like the ESXI Servers?

     

     

    Kind Regards,

    Benjamin

  4. Hello,

     

    im using XenApp 7.6 on Windows Server 2012 R2 (Published Desktops).

     

    When the user logs of the session is stuck and it looks like the screenshot in the attachments.

     

    The following processes are running:

    csrss.exe

    dwm.exe

    LogonUI.exe

    winlogon.exe

     

    i am not able to sign of the session.

     

    In this moment the user is not able to login on another server.

    When i kill winlogon.exe the session closes, but the user is still not able to login.

    When i restart the server the problem is temporary solved..

     

    On the DDC i got this error in event viewer:

    Error ID 12346, No available ressource found for user

     

    Any idea on this issue?

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