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06-21-2001 06:39 AM
06-21-2001 06:39 AM
Extend number of lun from 8 to up
The problem is we can't have than 8 lun.
Well, i want to know how or if there are any Patchs to install to do that
Many thanks
N?cym
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06-21-2001 08:03 AM
06-21-2001 08:03 AM
Re: Extend number of lun from 8 to up
What EMC and what type of connection ? (FC- scsi)
Giving your configuration will help us understand:box model, which OS, what interface(S)...
Regards
Victor
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06-21-2001 08:03 AM
06-21-2001 08:03 AM
Re: Extend number of lun from 8 to up
Your lun8 would be represented as
t1d0
your lun16 as
t2d0
your lun24 as
t3d0
etc..
quick way to think about it.
If your emc control port has scsi id 30
hw path =
8/8.8.0.255.1.14
1*16 + 14
You lun30 is seend thru the loop id 30
8/8.8.0.30.lun30
lun30 becomes
30/8 = 3.6
3/16= 0
hw address of lun30= 0.3.6
hw address full
8/8.8.0.30.0.3.6
device file
t3d0
and c is the instance number of the bus
8/8.8.0.30.0
Its called volume set addressing.
Your emc lun 179
is
179/8 = 22 remainder 3
22/16 = 1 remainder 6
1.6.3 = lun 179
hw address = 8/8.8.0.30.1.6.3
t6d3
c is instance of 8/8.8.0.30.1
Note there is a patch for the EMC lun gap pb.
ie delete lun 4 and lun 5 6 7 8 ... is not found.
Search in the storage forum for that.
Good luck,
Bill
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06-21-2001 08:06 AM
06-21-2001 08:06 AM
Re: Extend number of lun from 8 to up
This is a SCSI limitation. Only 3 bits thus 000-111 (0-7) are all the possible LUN's per SCSI target ID.
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06-22-2001 02:01 AM
06-22-2001 02:01 AM
Re: Extend number of lun from 8 to up
Bill
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06-22-2001 05:28 AM
06-22-2001 05:28 AM
Re: Extend number of lun from 8 to up
Can you create the lun on the emc ?
Is the problem just that hp-ux doesn't see it?
Can you send the o/p of your ioscan...
Later,
Bill
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06-22-2001 06:25 AM
06-22-2001 06:25 AM
Re: Extend number of lun from 8 to up
You cant have the 8th LUN , this is addressing limitation . SO you need the Octal Code for adressing more than 7 disks.
Manoj Srivastava