if the server has not been rebooted since the lun was removed, it might still show up as dead on output of "powermt display dev=all"

The Windows event log would have an entry as well.

Navipshere Manager would keep a log of all these type of events, I'll fing out for sure which log its in and get back to you... Definitly collected in the SPCollects.

Hi Joseph,

As part of the SPCollects there is a file called the navi_getlog.txt... within this you should see an entry like below for every LUN that is added or removed from a SG:


11/27/2008 16:34:20 (4600)'AddLUNs' called by 'admin' (100.100.10.62) on 'STORAGE_GROUP_NAME' (Result: Success). LUN(s): LUN 5 added to STORAGE_GROUP_NAME
11/27/2008 16:35:32 (4600)'Poll' called by 'admin' (100.100.10.1) on 'EV_Server' (Result: Success).
11/27/2008 17:00:28 (4600)'Poll' called by 'admin' (100.100.10.1) on 'EV_Server' (Result: Success).
11/27/2008 17:16:37 (4600)'Poll' called by 'admin' (100.100.10.1) on 'EV_StorageSA' (Result: Success).
11/27/2008 17:17:15 (4600)'Poll' called by 'admin' (100.100.10.1) on 'EV_StorageSA' (Result: Success).
11/27/2008 19:24:21 (4600)'Poll' called by 'admin' (100.100.10.1) on 'EV_StorageSA' (Result: Success).

Nope. Check all those. Navisphere did not show the lun scsi information, Windows only show the disk# within windows.

Looks like the lun is lost. Thanks everyone for your inputs.

Joe

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