sohnao, can you see the devices in format??

If not you will need to edit the sd.conf adn do reconfigure reboot or update_drv -f sd

the target can be whatever you wish, we usually reccommend that you use a number higher than 16 the lun is the lun number assigned in the storage group.

e.g.
name="sd" parent="lpfc" target=17 lun=1;

Thanks Paul,

I edited sd.conf and ran update_drv -f sd command and all LUNS are visible now.

I was confused how would I know the target#? and LUN#? I just put some random numbers

and it worked.

Heaps of thanks,

Farhan

there is alternate way too

we have following entries in /etc/modprobe.conf

ql2xfailover=0 is to facilitate HBA failover using the qlogic driver. ConfigRequired=0 says all the LUNS discovered in this system will be presented to the OS.
If this value is set to 1, only those LUNS specified in /etc/qla2xxx.conf will be visibile to the OS

Santosh - modprobe.conf is a configuration file for a Linux host, I do not believe that the same file is present on a Solaris host...