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Fernando Ferri Wollner
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XP256 with linux

I have a linux red hat 7.3 with a HBA Qlogic 2200 and I need to register the WWN from the HBA. The problem is that the numbers from (physically) the HBA does not appear to be right.
Does anyone know how to check the WWN from a qlogic HBA under red hat, something like fcmsutil on hpux?
Thanks
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Sunil Sharma_1
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Re: XP256 with linux

Hi,

You can find out WWN number from SAN swith you can see active port either using browser or command line it will show which port is connected to whcih wwn number.

Sunil
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Dan Wanek
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Re: XP256 with linux

If you are using the qla2200 module:

cat /proc/scsi/qla2200/0

==>
SCSI Device Information:
scsi-qla0-adapter-node=200000e08b08a8d8;
scsi-qla0-adapter-port=210000e08b08a8d8;
Fernando Ferri Wollner
Frequent Advisor

Re: XP256 with linux

OK, i solved the problem using the utility of the HBA.
But now i found another problem, i can not boot with the xp connected to the linux machine, if i try to boot connected, it gives kernel panic..
anyone knows what can be?
Thanks
Dan Wanek
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Re: XP256 with linux

What is the last few lines of output before the panic happens? What fc driver and hba are you using?

Dan Wanek
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Re: XP256 with linux

Sorry for the last message. I I just reread the original message again and noticed you are using a qlogic 2200 hba, but none-the-less, what driver are you using for it?