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02-01-2002 01:20 AM
02-01-2002 01:20 AM
Whats the W2000 Server util to view the world wide name for this card.
I have setup a 50Gb LON on a VA7400 via CVSDM on an L-Class and need to setup security.
TIA
Chris
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02-01-2002 02:19 AM
02-01-2002 02:19 AM
Solution1. If this server is connected to brocade switch you can see www of hba connected to switch port using brocade web based tools, name server table.
2. If you can open your server and see the card you will find small label on the card called VSI. WWN = 50060B0 + VSI (label on card, 9 digits). This is port wwn. If you need node wwn add or deduct (I do not recall which one) 1 to the last digit of VSI.
3. You can edit win2k registry to increase debug level for HBA's driver. After restart driver will fill win2k event log with a lot of messages. WWN is contained in this messages. This is very complicated procedure described in detail on readme file on driver disk.
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02-01-2002 04:21 AM
02-01-2002 04:21 AM
Re: How do I find out a World wide name?
I now have a new problem...
The Netserver now see's the 50Mb LUN. However I have 2 channels into the VA and Disk Manager (in W2000) see's the Volume twice.
Does W2000 support alternative paths?
Am I best leaving one Volume unallocated?
I have tried unplugging one channel to simulate a failure, but W2000 did not like going down the other channel. It would seem that once you create a partition and format it, you can only see it if that channel stays online.
Chris
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02-01-2002 05:42 AM
02-01-2002 05:42 AM
Re: How do I find out a World wide name?
When win2k has two paths to LUN without multiple path software is sees each lun twice and assigns different drive letter to each "instance" of the LUN which can cause trouble. If you can not use multi path software for any reason, broke one path by disconnecting cables or seting secure manager to allow acces to lun to only one HBA.
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