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Old 07-03-2013
How to check powerpaths in Solaris/Linux?
How to check powerpaths in Solaris/Linux? and How to recover the failure powerpaths? Smilie
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Old 07-03-2013
It's some time I did that on AIX, but there was the powermt command for all this:
Code:
powermt display               # Shows info that you can refine with additional parameters and arguments
powermt restore dev=all       # Restores your failed paths, if possible

I assume that this should be about the same command on Solaris and Linux.
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