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Luxadm display not showing a LUN as expected
Post 302976166 by ludiegu on Friday 24th of June 2016 11:56:37 AM
06-24-2016
@Gull04
I don't think so, as the same number of LUN is in an OK state on the other node of this cluster.
@Peasant
Correct, path are OK on format, but not on luxadm. As stated, the same OS is on the other node of the cluster, and the LUN is ok.
Veritas recognize the different paths of the "broken" disk as different ones, and here is my true problem
@achenle
The names are ibm_ds8x002_6146 for the "broken" one and ibm_ds8x002_4900 for the "correct" one.
Is there any way to "force" the luxadm infos?
Thanks!
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Diego
I don't think so, as the same number of LUN is in an OK state on the other node of this cluster.
@Peasant
Correct, path are OK on format, but not on luxadm. As stated, the same OS is on the other node of the cluster, and the LUN is ok.
Veritas recognize the different paths of the "broken" disk as different ones, and here is my true problem
@achenle
The names are ibm_ds8x002_6146 for the "broken" one and ibm_ds8x002_4900 for the "correct" one.
Is there any way to "force" the luxadm infos?
Thanks!
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Diego
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