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01-26-2007 02:53 AM
01-26-2007 02:53 AM
Vxvm, remove disk, dmp still seeing it.
Hi all. I have a server that is running VXVM 4.1 and powerpath 4.5. I unmasked/unmapped an emc LUN from the server, and deported the disk group, then did a vxdisk rm disk_device.
Also removed the device from powerpath, and deleted device out of /etc/vx/disk.info.
Even removed all of the device paths from /dev/dsk, /dev/rdsk/, dev/vx/dmp, and dev/vx/rdmp. But whenever I do a vxdctl enable, veritas still shows the device as devicename error.
I know this isn't really causing any problems, and should be cleaned up on a reboot.
If I run vxdmpadm getsubpaths dmpnodename=c1t2d10 I see output of the following...
NAME STATE[A] PATH-TYPE[M] CTLR-NAME ENCLR-TYPE ENCLR-NAME ATTRS
================================================================================
c5t1d37s2 DISABLED - c5 EMC EMC0 -
c4t1d37s2 DISABLED - c4 EMC EMC0 -
I can manually remove device paths, but vxdctl enable just causes them to be rebuilt.
Any Idea as to how I can completely remove reference to these devices using vxvm or vxdmpadm?
Also removed the device from powerpath, and deleted device out of /etc/vx/disk.info.
Even removed all of the device paths from /dev/dsk, /dev/rdsk/, dev/vx/dmp, and dev/vx/rdmp. But whenever I do a vxdctl enable, veritas still shows the device as devicename error.
I know this isn't really causing any problems, and should be cleaned up on a reboot.
If I run vxdmpadm getsubpaths dmpnodename=c1t2d10 I see output of the following...
NAME STATE[A] PATH-TYPE[M] CTLR-NAME ENCLR-TYPE ENCLR-NAME ATTRS
================================================================================
c5t1d37s2 DISABLED - c5 EMC EMC0 -
c4t1d37s2 DISABLED - c4 EMC EMC0 -
I can manually remove device paths, but vxdctl enable just causes them to be rebuilt.
Any Idea as to how I can completely remove reference to these devices using vxvm or vxdmpadm?
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01-26-2007 03:03 AM
01-26-2007 03:03 AM
Re: Vxvm, remove disk, dmp still seeing it.
the line where I said If I run vxdmpadm getsubpaths dmpnodename=c1t2d10 I see output of the following...
The path should read, c5t1d37 instead of c1t2d10. Sorry for any confusion.
The path should read, c5t1d37 instead of c1t2d10. Sorry for any confusion.
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