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Old 10-22-2009
mpxio in Solaris10 with NetApp FAS3140 problem

we have a v440 SUN machine with a NetApp FAS3140 SAN storage, the v440 got 2 HBA qlogic cards both connected to the switch side in NetApp 3140, zoning in netapp configured proberly and luns are adversitesed to the SUN machine, the problem i am facing is that when i try to configure the mpxio i am still seeing 2 paths for each LUN??

luxadm probe
is showing 2 path for each lun
the command i used for mpxio was
stmsboot -D fp -e

is there anyone who can help me solve this issue ?!

i did the same with our old filer the NetApp FAS3020 and it didn't give me any issue with mpxio but with NetApp FAS3140 i am facing this issue ?!
 

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NetApp::Filer::Version(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			       NetApp::Filer::Version(3pm)

NAME
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