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Snapclone and Linux Redhat V3

 
Ashraf El Gabry
Frequent Advisor

Snapclone and Linux Redhat V3

Our SAN configruration is based on EVA5000 and we have HP DL380 server with Linux RedHat V4 and we present a SAN vdisk for it. We are creating a snapclone and snapshot for the original vdisk. When we present the last 2 vdisks to HP DL380 with Linux RedHat V3 , the server accepts to mount only the snapshot vdisk. Can anyone know the solution for this problem.

Ashraf El Gabry
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: Snapclone and Linux Redhat V3

Shalom Ashraf,

Many Unix/Linux servers do not fully recognize presented SAN disks without a full reboot.

Is it possible to reboot the server and see if the server then see's both vdisk's?

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Ashraf El Gabry
Frequent Advisor

Re: Snapclone and Linux Redhat V3

Salam Steven, ( If you really believes in Peace with us)

I am always rebooting the server to mount any new disk and after that, I run:

1- hp_rescan -a (Just to be sure that the FC is connected)
2- df -k (to check the mounted disks and always founding the local disks only)
3- mount -t ext3 /dev/sd? /disk-name (accept only the original san vdisk or Snapclone)


Thanks.

AG
Ivan Ferreira
Honored Contributor

Re: Snapclone and Linux Redhat V3

What is the error that you get? Do you see the devices using fdisk -l? Are the devices correctly presented?
Por que hacerlo dificil si es posible hacerlo facil? - Why do it the hard way, when you can do it the easy way?
Ashraf El Gabry
Frequent Advisor

Re: Snapclone and Linux Redhat V3

by rebooting the sever