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01-15-2008 08:04 AM
01-15-2008 08:04 AM
SecurePath 3.0F and EVA 5000
We've experienced two power failure incidents in the past several years, when one or more servers have had their power restored prior to our storage (3000's or 5000's) being up. We have noticed that when our HP-UX 11.23 servers come up prior to our EVA 3000's or 5000's, SecurePath seems to assign NEW virtual device names to the LUNS when the storage eventually comes up, causing a scrambling of all our device names associated with the various volume groups.
Is there a simple configuration setting that might help us avoide this situation?
Is there a simple configuration setting that might help us avoide this situation?
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