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05-27-2005 11:43 AM
05-27-2005 11:43 AM
SCSI JBOD & D Class Server
I have a SCSI JBOD with 6 drives in it. It is connected to a D Class server running HPUX 11i. When I do 'sea' at the PDC level I see all disks with their proper SCSI IDs but when I boot the server and do an ioscan I only see the ones inside the server and not the ones in the array. I have changed the SCSI card and the cable with known good ones. All internal as well as the array drives have unique IDs. Please help.
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05-27-2005 01:17 PM
05-27-2005 01:17 PM
Re: SCSI JBOD & D Class Server
Good luck.
UNIX because I majored in cryptology...
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05-27-2005 04:28 PM
05-27-2005 04:28 PM
Re: SCSI JBOD & D Class Server
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05-28-2005 08:15 PM
05-28-2005 08:15 PM
Re: SCSI JBOD & D Class Server
1. How many SCSI controllers exist in the system? is both internal and JBOD is connected to same controller?
2. From which disk/controller the system is booting?
Probably your answer will help us to point out the issue.
Sudeesh
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05-28-2005 08:50 PM
05-28-2005 08:50 PM
Re: SCSI JBOD & D Class Server
The problem is the default scsi id on both scsi cards connected to the jbod is the same, probably 7.
You have to shut the machine down and change the dip switches on one of the scsi cards.
Then ioscan will show the disks on both servers.
The same symptoms can arise when there is improper scsi termination.
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05-29-2005 02:12 AM
05-29-2005 02:12 AM
Re: SCSI JBOD & D Class Server
There are 2 9gb internal disks in the server and the server sees them well. However, the drives in the jbod are seen at the PDC level only and not by ioscan. There is only one SCSI card inside the server. The scsi bus is terminated at the jbod. The card's ID is 7, the internal disks are 5 and 8. The disks in the jbod have unique IDs other than 5, 7 and 8.
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