This is the output:

\>powermt display dev=all
eudo name=harddisk9
ARiiON ID=APM00121801251 [Call Center]
gical device ID=6006016001302D007EB903A29017E211 [LUN 125 - ucdb59p_data]
ate=alive; policy=CLAROpt; priority=0; queued-IOs=0;
ner: default=SP B, current=SP B       Array failover mode: 4
============================================================================
------------- Host ---------------   - Stor -   -- I/O Path --  -- Stats ---
#  HW Path               I/O Paths    Interf.   Mode    State   Q-IOs Errors
============================================================================
3 port3\path0\tgt0\lun1    c3t0d1    SP A0     active  alive       0      0
3 port3\path0\tgt1\lun1    c3t1d1    SP B1     active  alive       0      0
3 port3\path0\tgt2\lun1    c3t2d1    SP B3     active  alive       0      0
3 port3\path0\tgt3\lun1    c3t3d1    SP A2     active  alive       0      0
4 port4\path0\tgt0\lun1    c4t0d1    SP A1     active  alive       0      0
4 port4\path0\tgt1\lun1    c4t1d1    SP B0     active  alive       0      0
4 port4\path0\tgt2\lun1    c4t2d1    SP B2     active  alive       0      0
4 port4\path0\tgt3\lun1    c4t3d1    SP A3     active  alive       0      0

I just found that on a web search.  I just represented LUN with host ID 0 and rebooted. Should know soon.

I appreciate the help.

what does output from "powermt display dev=all" look like ?

from "elevated" command prompt "powermt check"  , select "a" and then "powermt save"

It may be a matter of giving the GUI a minute to refresh.  Otherwise, post the output of 'powermt display dev=all' again so we can see what has the error.

You can also post a screenshot. 

Thank You!

I did the powermt check and had to delete all the dead paths associated with the old host ID.  Now everything looks good.

Morrisos

That did it in terms of the phantom disks.  Now my Power Path administrator show a red / through everything.  Any idea of how to make Powerpath happy again?

Hi,

In most cases a powermt check / powermt save will resolve this issue.

Kind Regards,

Martin