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02-20-2009 01:20 AM
02-20-2009 01:20 AM
Problem with missing Netapp disks
Hi
I have a server that is going to swicth from XP to Netapp. The other day Netapp was set up correct to communicate with the server. A volume was created, and an igroup as well. As a final pratcie that day I user snapdrive to create a LUN and corresponding vg and lv, and mount it on the server. All went fine. The next day I prepared a script with snapdrive-commands to create the rest of the LUNs and so on. Lo and behold, the script failed, and all Netapp disk were gone! I know there is no hardware issuses, because the old XP-disks are still available. I can't see any problems with Netapp either, LUNs are created and mapped to the server, but when it comes to discovering the new LUNs, it fails. Any ideas?
---output from the command---
snapdrive storage create -fs /newmount/u01 -mntopts delaylog,nodatainlog,largefiles,rw,suid -lvol vgnetapp_01/lvol1 -lun stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01 -lunsize 25g -igroup stodb06
LUN stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01 ... created
mapping new lun(s) ... done
discovering new lun(s) ... *failed*
Cleaning up ...
- LUN stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01 ... failed
Cleanup has failed.
Please delete LUN
stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01
0001-267 Command error: Could not find SCSI devices
---end output---
BR,
Kennneth
I have a server that is going to swicth from XP to Netapp. The other day Netapp was set up correct to communicate with the server. A volume was created, and an igroup as well. As a final pratcie that day I user snapdrive to create a LUN and corresponding vg and lv, and mount it on the server. All went fine. The next day I prepared a script with snapdrive-commands to create the rest of the LUNs and so on. Lo and behold, the script failed, and all Netapp disk were gone! I know there is no hardware issuses, because the old XP-disks are still available. I can't see any problems with Netapp either, LUNs are created and mapped to the server, but when it comes to discovering the new LUNs, it fails. Any ideas?
---output from the command---
snapdrive storage create -fs /newmount/u01 -mntopts delaylog,nodatainlog,largefiles,rw,suid -lvol vgnetapp_01/lvol1 -lun stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01 -lunsize 25g -igroup stodb06
LUN stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01 ... created
mapping new lun(s) ... done
discovering new lun(s) ... *failed*
Cleaning up ...
- LUN stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01 ... failed
Cleanup has failed.
Please delete LUN
stona05:/vol/stodb06_v01/luns/u01
0001-267 Command error: Could not find SCSI devices
---end output---
BR,
Kennneth
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