The SCSI/Fiber Card Report is helpful in quickly classifying machines based on the SCSI or fiber card. You can get an overall view to analyze and determine which SCSI or fiber cards are more effective than others for backup jobs, and which ones could be potential problem areas.
For example, if this report shows that a particular SCSI or fiber card node has a slow throughput value, you can try to determine why this is occurring. Look for patterns in behavior among the slower SCSI or fiber cards or among the same manufacturer. You can also use the fastest throughput values as reference points to analyze why these SCSI or fiber cards are performing well. You can compare the slower SCSI or fiber cards to the faster SCSI or fiber cards to determine if you actually have a problem or if both sets of values are similar, maybe the slower SCSI or fiber cards are not performing poorly.
Always look for patterns in behavior to isolate potential problem SCSI or fiber cards and determine if the same SCSI or fiber cards are failing frequently. It is important to analyze the results from all fields of this report when attempting to determine problem nodes.
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