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June 30th, 2008 07:00
Linux running Veritas and zoning change
Anyone else running a Linux environment with Veritas for multipathing?
Would you expect to see devices drop or errors when a zoning change is made to a host prior to removing the access records to the storage?
Trying to pre-stage storage to drop across a reboot and one of the servers seems to have noticed this change for some reason. I've followed this procedure in other environments but not that specific combination of OS/multi-path software.
Does Linux watch for Fabric changes and rescan immediately? Going through connectivity guides and posts and can't find anything to confirm or refute this is the way it should behave.
Looking for similiar experiences. This may also be a Linux thing (running RHEL 4.x) as we have very little Linux in our SAN.
Would you expect to see devices drop or errors when a zoning change is made to a host prior to removing the access records to the storage?
Trying to pre-stage storage to drop across a reboot and one of the servers seems to have noticed this change for some reason. I've followed this procedure in other environments but not that specific combination of OS/multi-path software.
Does Linux watch for Fabric changes and rescan immediately? Going through connectivity guides and posts and can't find anything to confirm or refute this is the way it should behave.
Looking for similiar experiences. This may also be a Linux thing (running RHEL 4.x) as we have very little Linux in our SAN.
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bodnarg
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June 30th, 2008 08:00
So this is a case of RTFM it appears...
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June 30th, 2008 11:00
Thanks
bodnarg
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June 30th, 2008 11:00
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/ps4159/ps4358/
I launched the documentation from within the Device Manager GUI.
Found the fact that the Cisco switches do hard-zoning buried kind of deep within the documentation. Nice feature - but bad for a lazy Storage Administrator trying to save himself working an early weekend based on old knowledge
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June 30th, 2008 13:00