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how to scsi release SAN attached robot ?

 
BR681528
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how to scsi release SAN attached robot ?

Hi I have a robot installed on hp-ux 11.0 I would like to know how to release a robot ,the device file is
/dev/sctl/c26t0l1 ,I am trying to scsi release the device because from my syslog.log I am getting the following error

Oct 8 15:16:10 HPL1000 avrd[15976]: (AVRD_DEBUG) could not SCSI release device 24, unable to open /dev/sctl/c26t0l1, No such file or directory

thanks in advance
HP-UX11.00
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BR19682
Esteemed Contributor

Re: how to scsi release SAN attached robot ?

Hi there.
Did you try the mt and mc command ?
For the params read the manpages.
By the way, did you try to switch it off and on again ?
Have you checked all cable connections ?
Rgds
Alexander M. Ermes
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BR681528
Occasional Contributor

Re: how to scsi release SAN attached robot ?

Hi Alexander

>Hi there.
>Did you try the mt and mc >command ?

unfortunately the command mc and mt man page just describe the scsi release of tape device file but I will try

>For the params read the >manpages.
>By the way, did you try to >switch it off and on again ?

Yep I have ended up to :
- reboot robot
-reboot the fiber router
- reboot the switch
- but not the server (it is in a 24/7 environement)

Have you checked all cable connections ?

Is there a way to analyse the connection a part from mc (because all mc command are successful on the correct device file /dev/rac) ?

I forgot to mention that the device file mentioned in the syslog.log do not exist when running ioscan -fn

Thanks in advance
HP-UX11.00
Pieter 't Hart
Honored Contributor

Re: how to scsi release SAN attached robot ?

the units i work with have a two different scsi-id's for the robot and the drive

maybe check the robot and the drive if the have the cdesired settings
on units with software setup instead of switches may be the setting are reset so they both use id "0" instead of "0" and "1".