Hello,   I suspect you have a Windows server, with HIT/ME installed.  But the MPIO configuration wizard wasn't run to exclude all non-iSCSI subnets.  So the hosts are attempting to login using all available subnets.  To make sure there is a route back, the array first pings that IP address.  If that fails then it won't attempt a login.   So once you run the Remote Setup Wizard, you'll see the MPIO option.  Make sure only the iSCSI subnet is included and this should resolve your issue.   Re: Firrmware.  Very old firmware.  If you are running VMware ESXi, you are also at risk for VMFS metadata corruption.  Minimum EQL firmware to address that is 6.0.7.  There are also many improvements to drive error handling, etc...   5.0.2 was released Oct 2010.   Regards,  Don 
Hello, I have an Equallogic Group consisting of older PS6000 members, and also running 5.02 firmware (I know...it's old).  Our network security team has seen that the Equallogic Group IP is sending out constant pings to certain IP addresses.  Some of these IP addresses are No DHCP Server related (169.254.1.151. 169.254.1.19, etc), but also we are seeing pings being sent out to two internet IP addresses, 20.20.20.2 and 20.20.20.3.  These pings are constant apparently, and we cannot find within the logs in the management console why they are occurring. Any thoughts or ideas? Regards, Kevin
My Equallogic Group IP pinging Unknown Internet Hosts