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November 13th, 2008 14:00

your Fast Response is highly Appreciated


Mohammad, did my posts answered your questions ?? Can I help further ??

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November 12th, 2008 23:00

Your host doesn't have ODM definition for EMC devices .. Go get ODM and fix your server.

*** ODM checks ***
 
WARNING : Could not find the Symmetrix/CLARiiON ODM definition files

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November 12th, 2008 23:00

MY Question is for AIX server not have Power path
devices or the name of disks are not hdpower like the
attached one, how can we investigate that The both
HBA s are seeing same devices on different directors,


Oh there is another interesting section in HEAT output: ** INQ formatted output for EMC devices ***

** INQ formatted output for EMC devices ***
 
SYMMETRIX DevicesRaw Device	Serial Number	REG/BCV	R1/R2	CKD/FBA	Fibre/Ultra	Share/Meta	Symm Model	Device Protection	WD?	Director-Port	UDate Capacity
/dev/rhdisk2	3900000130 REG N/A FBA FIBRE S SYMM6 mirrored WP R13A-0 20080527 46080
/dev/rhdisk3	3900144130 REG N/A FBA FIBRE SM SYMM6 RAID-5 R13A-0 20080527 187387200
/dev/rhdisk4	39002af130 REG N/A FBA FIBRE S SYMM6 RAID-5 R13A-0 20080527 46080


I can see only 3 lines, each with a different symdev number. Your host can see the VCM and 2 RAID5 devices from processor 13A:0. Last digits of your DMX serial number are 39. Device 0000 is VCM, device 0144 is the big drive while device 02AF is a tiny device (a quorum for a cluster?).

However you are "seeing" devices only from 1 path (hard to guess which one without access to the host).

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November 12th, 2008 23:00

MY Question is for AIX server not have Power path
devices or the name of disks are not hdpower like the
attached one, how can we investigate that The both
HBA s are seeing same devices on different directors,
even The master Agent are not installed on the AIX
server, in windows we know it through SAN server
suite, is there utility in AIX, we want to check the
HBA also after Firmware Upgrade, your Fast Response
is highly Appreciated



If you want to check that both HBA are "seeing" same devices you can use the bare syminq command and a little grep'ing here and there .. Right now I don't have an unix host to show you actual commands. Probably I'll be able to show you something later.

It looks like you pasted also HEAT output .. and if you look carefully you can find a "*** Adapter checks ***" section ...

*** Adapter checks ***
 
NOTICE : Found IBM adapter instance : fcs0 - state is Available.
 
NOTICE : Part Number: 03N5014
NOTICE : Manufacturer: 001D
NOTICE : WWN: 10000000C95FAB7F.
NOTICE : Found HBA adapter IBM 5758.
WARNING : Firmware Level: 210X8 - this is NOT at latest recommended IBM 5758 firmware 271X4.
NOTICE : HBA Slot location: U787B001DNWFK1N-P1-C3-T1.
 
NOTICE : Found IBM adapter instance : fcs1 - state is Available.
 
NOTICE : Part Number: 03N5014
NOTICE : Manufacturer: 001D
NOTICE : WWN: 10000000C95FAC55.
NOTICE : Found HBA adapter IBM 5758.
WARNING : Firmware Level: 210X8 - this is NOT at latest recommended IBM 5758 firmware 271X4.
NOTICE : HBA Slot location: U787B001DNWFK1N-P1-C4-T1.


You can easily find a warning regarding hba firmware:

WARNING : Firmware Level: 210X8 - this is NOT at latest recommended IBM 5758 firmware 271X4.

I guess you can ask IBM how to upgrade their firmware ;-)

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November 13th, 2008 00:00

I'm not an AIX expert however looking at the following section:

** Disk Lookup table (serial number to device map) ***
 
Device	Location	Serial No	Disk
fcs1	U787B.001.DNWFK1N-P1-C4-T1
fcnet1	U787B.001.DNWFK1N-P1-C4-T1
fscsi1	U787B.001.DNWFK1N-P1-C4-T1
Device	Location	Serial No	Disk
fcs0	U787B.001.DNWFK1N-P1-C3-T1
fcnet0	U787B.001.DNWFK1N-P1-C3-T1
fscsi0	U787B.001.DNWFK1N-P1-C3-T1	39000130	hdisk2
39144130	hdisk3
392AF130	hdisk4
392D7130	hdisk5


it looks like fcs1 can not see disks while you see 4 devices (hdisk2...5) from fcs0/fscsi0.

November 18th, 2008 07:00

yes thanks
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