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February 23rd, 2007 05:00

you may have to set that manually using

powermt set policy

you can look up the syntax in powerpath documentation but in short you have to give a class parameter to specify what kind of devices (symm, clariion) you want to set the policy for..and then the policy

example command could be
powermt set policy=co class=clariion dev=all (for clariion devices)
powermt set policy=so class=symm dev=all (for symmetrix devices)


save settings after the change using powermt save

that should work...

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February 22nd, 2007 03:00

i have had an instance where the license did not take, it was on Windows 2000 and older version of PowerPath ... can you check it from command line:

powermt check_registration
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