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February 19th, 2014 00:00

maping luns from eva-8100

hello.

i am trying to connect luns from ab hp eva-8100.

i zoned and mapped the vplex and eva and both sides see each other.

in the eva host maping, i set the vplex operating system as "windows"

i presented a lun.

the vplex sees it, but, when i try to claim the lun, i receive an error that the name table is invalid.

i have tried many formats, but none of them work.

any suggestions ?

thank you

najman@hadassah.org.il

  • mfvincent

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    Posted February 24th, 2014 12:00

    Hi Najman

    That's great news, please remember to acknowledge this as completed and correct so others who may be experiencing the same issues can use your question to obtain the answer

    all the best

    Mike

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    Posted February 20th, 2014 05:00

    Hi Najman

    I think firstly change the OS to Linux for the VPlex rather than Windows.

    As regards to the invalid mapping file, don't copy and paste from the VPlex cmd line into notepad, I suggest if you can see the LUN VPD id copy it by clicking on the VPD link in the storage volume window and paste that directly into your notepad.

    The format for the mapping file is:

    Generic storage-volumes

    VPD83T3:600508b40010344axxxxxxxxxxxxxxx TEST_LUN_0

    VPD83T3:600508b40010344axxxxxxxxxxxxxxx TEST_LUN_1

    The volume will be have the file name added to the start of the Volume name

    so if your file name is called map.txt:

    your volume will look like:

    map_TEST_LUN_0

    map_TEST_LUN_1

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    Posted February 23rd, 2014 00:00

    Hello Vincent

    Thank you very much, but, I am still doing something wrong.

    I set the host to Linux.

    From the vplex:

    If I understood correctly, I set the name file to:

    VPD83T3:6001438006490359000070003ca70000 kukuBest Regards,

    Najman Kahana

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  • mfvincent

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    Posted February 23rd, 2014 00:00

    Hello Najman

    The file name you can call what ever you like, so in my example I called it map.txt

    Inside the file the format should look like

    Generic storage-volumes

    VPD83T3:600508b40010344axxxxxxxxxxxxxxx TEST_LUN_0

    VPD83T3:600508b40010344axxxxxxxxxxxxxxx TEST_LUN_1

    So the first part is the storage volume name and the second part (TEST_LUN_0) is the alias I am giving the storage volume name when presented to VPlex.

    Remember also to include the header Generic storage-volumes above the volume names,

    If your still experiencing issues copy a few lines of your mapping file so we can see if there is an issue.

    Mike

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    Posted February 23rd, 2014 01:00


    Hi Najman

    Generic storage-volumes

    VPD83T3:6001438006490359000070003ca70000  kuku

    Include the line "Generic storage-volumes" above your storage volume line.

    As I said before ensure you don't copy and paste the storage volume name from the putty output, either type it in manually or use the GUI screen to locate name to c&p.

  • najman

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    Posted February 23rd, 2014 01:00

    Hello.

    My txt file contains one line:

    VPD83T3:6001438006490359000070003ca70000 kuku

    thanks

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    Posted February 23rd, 2014 05:00

    Hello Vincent

    !!! it works !!!

    Thank you very, very much

    najman

    Best Regards,

    Najman Kahana

    Systems Team

    Hadassah Hospital IT Division

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