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Operating Systems AIX VIOS - fibre adapters not seeing luns Post 302903546 by aixkidbee on Thursday 29th of May 2014 08:05:30 AM
Old 05-29-2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by -=XrAy=-
...another idea:

While moving the server, have you used protection caps for the fibre cards?
Maybe there are "dust" on the optical connectors and you need to clean (using a cleaning pen) the faulty adapters.


Regards
No, didn't use any protection caps.
I'm going out tomorrow, so, will definitely try different PCI slots, and clean out any dust in the optical connectors.
Will let you know guys know how it goes.

Thanks

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I have ran out of ideas. I went out today, did the SAN Zone support option, and re-inserted the fibre cables on switch and used different ports, and the WWN's didn't come online. I did another wrap plug test of the FC adapters (that have issues) and report came back with No trouble found.
Just going replace the fibre cards and see what happens.
 

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scsimgr_fcd(7)						 Miscellaneous Information Manual					    scsimgr_fcd(7)

NAME
scsimgr_fcd - Fibre Channel interface driver fcd plug-in for scsimgr DESCRIPTION
The Fibre Channel interface driver plug-in for implements management operations specific to fibre channel HBA controllers bound to driver is the native HP-UX Fibre Channel interface driver that manages fibre channel devices. The plug-in handles the following operations for driver o Get, set and save per driver instance attributes. Commands The user can explicitly send the following commands to the driver plug-in by specifying the instance#> HBA controller hardware path> instance#> option: Displays information on attributes. Saves value of attributes in a persistent store. Sets values of attributes. Refer to scsimgr(1M) for the syntax of these commands. automatically invokes the plug-in to perform the driver specific part of the operation when the operation applies to per driver instances. Attributes The following table lists driver specific attributes. For details on the concept of attributes refer to scsimgr(1M). Note: The following conventions are used: o RO is Read Only. o RW is Read Write. o string is an array of characters. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Object Attribute Name RO/RW Type Description --------------------------------------------------------------------- Controller sym_port_name RW string Symbolic Port Name for fibre channel HBA con- troller Default: <host- name>_fcd<instance#> --------------------------------------------------------------------- sym_node_name RW string Symbolic Node Name for fibre channel HBA con- troller Default: <hostname>_HP- UX_<os release version> --------------------------------------------------------------------- EXAMPLES
Display all attributes for HBA controller with DSF /dev/fcd1: Get HBA controller symbolic port name for DSF /dev/fcd1: Get HBA controller symbolic node name for hardware path 0/2/1/0: Set HBA controller symbolic port name for DSF /dev/fcd1 to fcd1_port: Set HBA controller symbolic node name for class fc and instance 8 to fcd1_node: Save HBA controller symbolic port name for DSF /dev/fcd1 as fcd1_port: Save HBA controller symbolic node name for hardware path 0/2/1/0 as fcd1_node: AUTHOR
Fibre Channel interface driver plug-in for was developed by HP. SEE ALSO
scsimgr(1M), intro(7). scsimgr_fcd(7)
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