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D2D VTL showing up as NO_HW

 
Derek_theNovice
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D2D VTL showing up as NO_HW

 

Hi all,

 

Using a D2D to set up a VTL I was able to connect our HPUX 11.31 system up to it but when running "ioscan -fnH 255" I recieve the following:

 

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tape        2  255/0/0.0.0.0  stape          NO_HW       DEVICE       HP      Ul trium 3-SCSI                              /dev/rmt/2m            /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BEST                              /dev/rmt/2mb           /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTb                              /dev/rmt/2mn           /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTn                              /dev/rmt/2mnb          /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTnb
autoch      2  255/0/1.0.0.0  schgr          NO_HW       DEVICE       HP      1x 8 G2 AUTOLDR                              /dev/rac/c4t0d0

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This is currently a testing system, so I've tried restarting, removing and readding the VTL with no luck. The D2D registers the VTL as connected.

 

I've got to be missing something easy, right?

 

Thanks for help and time!

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Torsten.
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Re: D2D VTL showing up as NO_HW

The path "255" looks emulated - any additional multipath software installed?
Not sure about the D2D, but probably you need to specify a "hpux" host mode too?

 

 

However, if you changed "something", have a look into syslog after running ioscan and search for related messages. Maybe you need to allow access again (scsimgr).


Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.

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Derek_theNovice
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Re: D2D VTL showing up as NO_HW

I should have mentioned that it is an iscsi connection.

 

What do you mean by allow access again? (scsimgr)

 

Also, could you help me understand the following output? ioscan -fnC tape produces a 'CLAIMED' S/W State while ioscan -fnH 255 produces the "NO_HW"

 

 

>ioscan -fnH 255

 

Class       I  H/W Path       Driver       S/W State   H/W Type     Description ================================================================================ iscsi       1  255/0          iscsi          NO_HW       VIRTBUS      iSCSI Virt ual Node ext_bus     3  255/0/0.0      iscsial        NO_HW       INTERFACE    iSCSI-SCSI  Protocol Interface target      2  255/0/0.0.0    tgt            NO_HW       DEVICE tape        2  255/0/0.0.0.0  stape          NO_HW       DEVICE       HP      Ul trium 3-SCSI                              /dev/rmt/2m            /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BEST                              /dev/rmt/2mb           /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTb                              /dev/rmt/2mn           /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTn                              /dev/rmt/2mnb          /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTnb ext_bus     4  255/0/1.0      iscsial        NO_HW       INTERFACE    iSCSI-SCSI  Protocol Interface target      3  255/0/1.0.0    tgt            NO_HW       DEVICE autoch      2  255/0/1.0.0.0  schgr          NO_HW       DEVICE       HP      1x 8 G2 AUTOLDR                              /dev/rac/c4t0d0 usbmsvbus   1  255/1          mass_storage   NO_HW       VIRTBUS      USB Mass S torage ext_bus    12  255/1/0        usb_ms_scsi    NO_HW       INTERFACE    USB Mass S torage SCSI

 

 

>ioscan -fnC tape

Class     I  H/W Path       Driver S/W State   H/W Type     Description ======================================================================= tape      2  255/0/0.0.0.0  stape   CLAIMED     DEVICE       HP      Ultrium 3-S CSI                            /dev/rmt/2m            /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BEST                            /dev/rmt/2mb           /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTb                            /dev/rmt/2mn           /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTn                            /dev/rmt/2mnb          /dev/rmt/c3t0d0BESTnb