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Can't manage an unmanaged powerpath device
In an attempt to get a PowerPath device online, I unmanaged it. Now I can't manage it. The Logical device name was [SSD 1].
# powermt display unmanaged
CLARiiON ID=APM00111702746
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C00962DA1176516E311
Vendor ID=DGC ; Product ID=RAID 0
===============================================
-------------------- Host ---------------------
HW Path I/O Paths
===============================================
fscsi0 hdisk324
fscsi0 hdisk328
fscsi2 hdisk332
fscsi2 hdisk336
#
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk324
hdisk324 deleted
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk328
hdisk328 deleted
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk332
hdisk332 deleted
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk336
hdisk336 deleted
# powermt display unmanaged
No unmanaged devices found.
# powermt config
# powermt display dev=all|grep -E "Pseudo|SSD"
Pseudo name=hdiskpower33
Pseudo name=hdiskpower36
Pseudo name=hdiskpower32
Pseudo name=hdiskpower35
Pseudo name=hdiskpower39
Pseudo name=hdiskpower37
Pseudo name=hdiskpower38
Pseudo name=hdiskpower34
Pseudo name=hdiskpower1
Pseudo name=hdiskpower29
Pseudo name=hdiskpower30
Pseudo name=hdiskpower16
Pseudo name=hdiskpower96
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C0006AF59276516E311 [SSD 2]
Pseudo name=hdiskpower50
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C0010B2DFC39BB1E111 [SSD 5]
Pseudo name=hdiskpower56
Pseudo name=hdiskpower6
Pseudo name=hdiskpower14
Pseudo name=hdiskpower65
Pseudo name=hdiskpower52
Pseudo name=hdiskpower85
Pseudo name=hdiskpower13
Pseudo name=hdiskpower55
Pseudo name=hdiskpower93
Pseudo name=hdiskpower92
Pseudo name=hdiskpower23
Pseudo name=hdiskpower90
Pseudo name=hdiskpower40
Pseudo name=hdiskpower88
Pseudo name=hdiskpower24
Pseudo name=hdiskpower64
Pseudo name=hdiskpower18
Pseudo name=hdiskpower10
Pseudo name=hdiskpower86
Pseudo name=hdiskpower22
Pseudo name=hdiskpower98
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C00767991466516E311 [SSD 4]
Pseudo name=hdiskpower4
Pseudo name=hdiskpower63
Pseudo name=hdiskpower8
Pseudo name=hdiskpower21
Pseudo name=hdiskpower7
Pseudo name=hdiskpower91
Pseudo name=hdiskpower3
Pseudo name=hdiskpower15
Pseudo name=hdiskpower9
Pseudo name=hdiskpower97
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C00BA8FAC356516E311 [SSD 3]
Pseudo name=hdiskpower84
Pseudo name=hdiskpower53
Pseudo name=hdiskpower17
Pseudo name=hdiskpower19
Pseudo name=hdiskpower51
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C00D00975D59BB1E111 [SSD 6]
Pseudo name=hdiskpower12
Pseudo name=hdiskpower94
Pseudo name=hdiskpower62
Pseudo name=hdiskpower54
Pseudo name=hdiskpower87
Pseudo name=hdiskpower89
Pseudo name=hdiskpower2
Pseudo name=hdiskpower57
Pseudo name=hdiskpower48
Pseudo name=hdiskpower73
Pseudo name=hdiskpower11
Pseudo name=hdiskpower5
Pseudo name=hdiskpower76
Pseudo name=hdiskpower20
Pseudo name=hdiskpower47
Pseudo name=hdiskpower58
Pseudo name=hdiskpower42
Pseudo name=hdiskpower41
Pseudo name=hdiskpower43
Pseudo name=hdiskpower77
Pseudo name=hdiskpower72
Pseudo name=hdiskpower74
Pseudo name=hdiskpower45
Pseudo name=hdiskpower31
Pseudo name=hdiskpower49
Pseudo name=hdiskpower46
Pseudo name=hdiskpower70
Pseudo name=hdiskpower71
Pseudo name=hdiskpower69
Pseudo name=hdiskpower75
Pseudo name=hdiskpower78
Pseudo name=hdiskpower44
Pseudo name=hdiskpower0
Pseudo name=hdiskpower83
# lsdev -l hdiskpower95
#
dynamox
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September 9th, 2013 06:00
did you run cfgmgr after rmdev to rediscover it again ?
Y1Udba1GsO12085
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September 9th, 2013 06:00
Hi Tim,
What PowerPath version are you running?
With old versions you needed to follow this procedure to remove devices from the host:
1. Perform a powermt remove for each device that is being unmapped. (This updates the information in the Powerpath0 driver).
2. Perform an rmdev –dl for each PowerPath device that is being removed from the host. (This deletes the old entries and characteristics from the ODM).
3. Perform an rmdev –dl the underlying hdisks for these devices. (This step is not necessary but is recommended).
4. At this point issue a savebase –v command. (This updates the phase 1 device attributes in the boot logical volume.)
5. The decommissioned device can be removed from the host now.
6. At this point it is safe to add additional storage to the host and run cfgmgr and powermt config.
Regards
timdaley
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September 10th, 2013 10:00
# powermt display unmanaged
CLARiiON ID=APM00111702746
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C00962DA1176516E311
Vendor ID=DGC ; Product ID=RAID 0
===============================================
-------------------- Host ---------------------
HW Path I/O Paths
===============================================
fscsi0 hdisk116
fscsi2 hdisk120
fscsi2 hdisk146
fscsi0 hdisk3
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk116
hdisk116 deleted
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk120
hdisk120 deleted
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk146
hdisk146 deleted
# rmdev -Rdl hdisk3
hdisk3 deleted
# powermt display unmanaged
No unmanaged devices found.
# savebase -v
saving to '/dev/hd5'
541 CuDv objects to be saved
5115 CuAt objects to be saved
121 CuDep objects to be saved
478 CuVPD objects to be saved
841 CuDvDr objects to be saved
4 CuPath objects to be saved
0 CuPathAt objects to be saved
0 CuData objects to be saved
0 CuAtDef objects to be saved
Number of bytes of data to save = 700489
Compressing data
Compressed data size is = 114813
bi_start = 0x3600
bi_size = 0x1a20000
bd_size = 0x1a00000
ram FS start = 0x917590
ram FS size = 0x10a75f8
sba_start = 0x1a03600
sba_size = 0x20000
sbd_size = 0x1c081
Checking boot image size:
new save base byte cnt = 0x1c081
Wrote 114817 bytes
Successful completion
# powermt config
# powermt display unmanaged
No unmanaged devices found.
# cfgmgr
# powermt config
# powermt display unmanaged
CLARiiON ID=APM00111702746
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C00962DA1176516E311
Vendor ID=DGC ; Product ID=RAID 0
===============================================
-------------------- Host ---------------------
HW Path I/O Paths
===============================================
fscsi0 hdisk116
fscsi2 hdisk120
fscsi2 hdisk146
fscsi0 hdisk3
#
What now?
Y1Udba1GsO12085
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September 10th, 2013 10:00
Hi again Tim,
I should have probably asked this before, but have you tried a "powermt manage" command?
powermt manage dev=xxx
Regards
Y1Udba1GsO12085
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September 10th, 2013 11:00
In your case it should be "dev=600601600BC12C00962DA1176516E311"
Y1Udba1GsO12085
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September 10th, 2013 11:00
I would suggest that you open a case with EMC support.
It might be that the status of the Clariion class is "manage_incomplete" or "unmanage_incomplete" which would require further troubleshooting.
Regards
timdaley
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September 10th, 2013 11:00
What xxx do I use? I expected the hdiskpower name to be listed when i did the powermt display unmanaged, but it wasn't.
I actually deleted the line from /etc/emc/mpaa.excluded and now the device doesn't show up again when I do a powermt manage even after the savebase -v and the cfgmgr/powermt config. Putting the line back in the mpaa.excluded file at least brings the device back as unmanaged.
timdaley
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September 10th, 2013 11:00
# powermt display unmanaged
CLARiiON ID=APM00111702746
Logical device ID=600601600BC12C00962DA1176516E311
Vendor ID=DGC ; Product ID=RAID 0
===============================================
-------------------- Host ---------------------
HW Path I/O Paths
===============================================
fscsi0 hdisk116
fscsi2 hdisk120
fscsi2 hdisk146
fscsi0 hdisk3
# powermt manage dev=600601600BC12C00962DA1176516E311
Error: manage of device 600601600BC12C00962DA1176516E311 failed
#
christopher_ime
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September 13th, 2013 16:00
Tim,
Could you run the following on each?
lsdev -Cc disk | grep hdisk3
lsdev -Cc disk | grep hdisk116
lsdev -Cc disk | grep hdisk120
lsdev -Cc disk | grep hdisk146