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03-08-2006 07:23 PM
03-08-2006 07:23 PM
remove a stale storage path
Hello,
How can I remove an obsolete storage path, witch is shown as "stale" in the "hwmgr show scsi" output? for example:
# hwmgr -show scsi -full -id 240
...
BUS TARGET LUN PATH STATE
8 0 1 valid
8 1 1 stale
7 0 1 valid
thanks,
yaron
How can I remove an obsolete storage path, witch is shown as "stale" in the "hwmgr show scsi" output? for example:
# hwmgr -show scsi -full -id 240
...
BUS TARGET LUN PATH STATE
8 0 1 valid
8 1 1 stale
7 0 1 valid
thanks,
yaron
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03-08-2006 07:52 PM
03-08-2006 07:52 PM
Re: remove a stale storage path
Looks like its possible only for Tru64 5.1A PK4 and above. Check this:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=430956
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=430956
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03-08-2006 09:54 PM
03-08-2006 09:54 PM
Re: remove a stale storage path
the article helped. unfortunately, it seems that mounted disks cannot be refreshed this way. They shoud be dismounted first.
thanks.
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03-09-2006 01:06 PM
03-09-2006 01:06 PM
Re: remove a stale storage path
Hi,
To refresh mounted disk, you have to boot the system in single user mode and run the following commands.
1. get the SCSI device id (-DID) for device 240 from the hwmgr show scsi output. The second column in output after HWID. Lets say if second column in output (DID) is 376 then run command in step 2
HWID SCSI Device ID Hostname Device ........
240: 376 abc08 disk
2. Run
/sbin/hwmgr refresh scsi -did 376
This you can tryout online also in off-peak hours. I did it for my system with oracle where I was able to clear stale paths for some of the disk which are not being used heavily. If that disk will be in use it will give error as
"hwmgr: Error (95) Cannot start operation."
Then you have to do it in single user mode.
To refresh mounted disk, you have to boot the system in single user mode and run the following commands.
1. get the SCSI device id (-DID) for device 240 from the hwmgr show scsi output. The second column in output after HWID. Lets say if second column in output (DID) is 376 then run command in step 2
HWID SCSI Device ID Hostname Device ........
240: 376 abc08 disk
2. Run
/sbin/hwmgr refresh scsi -did 376
This you can tryout online also in off-peak hours. I did it for my system with oracle where I was able to clear stale paths for some of the disk which are not being used heavily. If that disk will be in use it will give error as
"hwmgr: Error (95) Cannot start operation."
Then you have to do it in single user mode.
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