Hello all,
I'm seeking guidance/answers. AIX 6.1TL3 here, with MPIO NetApp installed, NO ALUA, versions below:
root@x:/oracle/TPM/sapdata1# lslpp -cl|grep -i netapp
/usr/lib/objrepos:NetApp.SAN_toolkit.sanlun:5.0.0.0::COMMITTED:I:Network Appliance AN Toolkit sanlun:
/usr/lib/objrepos:NetApp.SAN_toolkit.scripts:5.0.0.0::COMMITTED:I:Network Appliance SAN Toolkit Scripts:
/usr/lib/objrepos:NetApp.mpio_attach_kit.config:5.0.0.0::COMMITTED:I:Network Applia ce MPIO PCM Kit Path Config Tool:
/usr/lib/objrepos:NetApp.mpio_attach_kit.fcp:5.0.0.0::COMMITTED:I:Network Appliance MPIO PCM Kit FCP Disk ODM Stanzas:
/usr/lib/objrepos:NetApp.mpio_attach_kit.iscsi:5.0.0.0::COMMITTED:I:Network Applian e MPIO PCM Kit iSCSI Disk ODM Stanzas:
/usr/lib/objrepos:NetApp.mpio_attach_kit.pcmodm:5.0.0.0::COMMITTED:I:Network Applia ce MPIO PCM Kit PCM Friend ODM Stanzas:
/usr/lib/objrepos:NetApp.snapdrive:4.1.0.0::COMMITTED:I:Network Appliance SnapDrive
@FAS3140C offlined LUN for hdisk7:
root@x:/oracle/TPM/sapdata1# lspath -F"name parent path_id connection status"|grep ^hdisk7
hdisk7 fscsi0 0 500a0982995ad101,6000000000000 Failed
hdisk7 fscsi0 1 500a0981895ad101,6000000000000 Failed
hdisk7 fscsi1 2 500a0982895ad101,6000000000000 Failed
hdisk7 fscsi1 3 500a0981995ad101,6000000000000 Enabled
root@x:/oracle/TPM/sapdata1#
root@x:~# sanlun lun show|grep hdisk7
root@x:~#
Onlined LUN for hdisk7:
root@x:/oracle/TPM/sapdata1# lspath -F"name parent path_id connection status"|grep ^hdisk7
hdisk7 fscsi0 0 500a0982995ad101,6000000000000 Enabled
hdisk7 fscsi0 1 500a0981895ad101,6000000000000 Enabled
hdisk7 fscsi1 2 500a0982895ad101,6000000000000 Enabled
hdisk7 fscsi1 3 500a0981995ad101,6000000000000 Enabled
root@x:/oracle/TPM/sapdata1#
root@x:~# sanlun lun show|grep hdisk7
kopdslab04d: /vol/y/sapdata2/sapdata02.lun hdisk7 fcs1 FCP 150g (161061273600) GOOD
root@x:~#
Questions:
1) why not all paths are Failed?! (isn't this bug?)
2) if LUN is offline, but device is present (hdisk7 is Available , reported by "lsdev -Cc disk |grep hdisk7"), why sanlun reports nothing at all for that hdisk7? Shouldn't it report FAULT/etc? (is this bug too?)
Thanks.
-Jakub Wartak