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06-27-2005 09:57 PM
06-27-2005 09:57 PM
Hi,
we have two HBAs in a DL585 using the HP Qlogic driver 7.05 which is configured in failover mode. SAN LUNs and LTO2 are presented to the server. What I would like to know is which is the primary path our of the two HBAs to the LUNs? Can this be set via the modules.conf?
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we have two HBAs in a DL585 using the HP Qlogic driver 7.05 which is configured in failover mode. SAN LUNs and LTO2 are presented to the server. What I would like to know is which is the primary path our of the two HBAs to the LUNs? Can this be set via the modules.conf?
TIA
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06-27-2005 11:56 PM
06-27-2005 11:56 PM
Re: QLogic HBA & MultiPathing
Hi,
you will need SANsurfer program. You can download it from qlogic web site.
you will need SANsurfer program. You can download it from qlogic web site.
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06-28-2005 04:03 PM
06-28-2005 04:03 PM
Solution
Hi Phil,
The qlogic driver in question does not provide any load balancing - therefore to identify your active HBA & and the active switch port/fabric, you can simply start some disk I/Os (a simple "dd" would do) and then monitor the two switch ports to which the server FCAs connect to - via "portperfshow" command on the switches - and identify which port is the traffic going through. You should only see traffic on one of those switch ports. This should suffice in identifying which FCA is your active one - as there is no load balancing you can be assured that this FCA will remain to be active unless it fails, i.e. if you have configured the "fo" properly.
Hope, it helps.
Cheers,
Saket.
The qlogic driver in question does not provide any load balancing - therefore to identify your active HBA & and the active switch port/fabric, you can simply start some disk I/Os (a simple "dd" would do) and then monitor the two switch ports to which the server FCAs connect to - via "portperfshow" command on the switches - and identify which port is the traffic going through. You should only see traffic on one of those switch ports. This should suffice in identifying which FCA is your active one - as there is no load balancing you can be assured that this FCA will remain to be active unless it fails, i.e. if you have configured the "fo" properly.
Hope, it helps.
Cheers,
Saket.
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