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John Toner
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February 15th, 2011 13:00
Why not just pull the fibre cables to get it out of the boot loop? I guess you might be booting from SAN.
To remove the PER flag from a device, you can do this using the following symconfigure command:
symconfigure -sid XXXX -cmd "set device YYY attribute=no scsi3_persist_reserv;" commit
To add the flag back:
symconfigure -sid XXXX -cmd "set device YYY attribute=scsi3_persist_reserv;" commit
Changing this setting will cause this disk to fail on all nodes of a Windows 2008 cluster so be aware that this will potentially cause DU.
Hope this helps.
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John Toner
61 Posts
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February 15th, 2011 13:00
Why not just pull the fibre cables to get it out of the boot loop? I guess you might be booting from SAN.
To remove the PER flag from a device, you can do this using the following symconfigure command:
symconfigure -sid XXXX -cmd "set device YYY attribute=no scsi3_persist_reserv;" commit
To add the flag back:
symconfigure -sid XXXX -cmd "set device YYY attribute=scsi3_persist_reserv;" commit
Changing this setting will cause this disk to fail on all nodes of a Windows 2008 cluster so be aware that this will potentially cause DU.
Hope this helps.