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07-24-2006 10:15 PM
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Viewing LUN info to detect new disks on superdome
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07-24-2006 10:26 PM
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Re: Viewing LUN info to detect new disks on superdome
if you not yet run insf -e or reboot the server, you can see a disk without devices. that is your new disk
If your storage is XP you can download xpinfo to know the device and LUN configuration.
Or you must compare with /etc/lvmtab and output from ioscan.
thanks
freddy
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07-24-2006 10:31 PM
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Re: Viewing LUN info to detect new disks on superdome
what it is, is that I have been given specific luns ie (LUN 59E (device ID 114) LUN 59F ( device ID 115 ), but after analyzing #ioscan -fnC disk I cannot determine which disk the adress is refering to. Any ideas?
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07-24-2006 10:48 PM
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Re: Viewing LUN info to detect new disks on superdome
Send your /etc/lvmtab and ioscan -fnC disk output.
thanks
freddy
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