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Re: Sliced Array still shows up as a single LUN



Reboot the SAN MDC and MDR's in order to see the newly created LUNS. For some reason they don't show up until a reboot.

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David



On Feb 20, 2006, at 5:19 PM, Robert Snyder wrote:

Hi,

I am working through the set up of our SAN. I have two XServe RAIDs that
are going to be part of the SAN. When I first started I had one set up
with two 7 disk arrays level 5. The second RAID I am only using the part
of the lower controller for the SAN at this point. So I only have the
lower controller connected to the SAN's switch. The Upper Controller is
attached directly to an XServe as JDB. The first three disks on the
lower controller form an array that is already formatted and mounted
again as disk space.


So when I first set up the SAN the Setup window for the LUNs showed
three LUNs, 2 1.37 TB LUNs and one 467.5 GB LUN.

As I moved forward, I decided that I really did not want to do this, so
I broke the two 1.37 GB Arrays into 4 arrays (two on each controller) of
467.5GB. I let those create over the weekend and came in expecting to
find 5 LUNs in the XSan Admin LUN setup window. But to my dismay, it
still showed three unlabeled LUNs (2 x 1.37TB, 1 x 467.5GB).


So then I tried deleting one of the two arrays on a controller, leaving
only the one array and four blank disks). Still the setup tool shows 3
LUNS (2 x 1.37TB, 1 x 467.5GB). So then I tried slicing one of the
remaining arrays into four slices. Still only three LUNs show up in the
setup tool.


So then I went to the command line and listed the LUNs using the cvlabel
tool. Again only three show up.


I am totally missing something here? In the manual it says that a LUN =
an array or slice created in the RAID Admin tool. But what it looks like
is that a LUN = a controller, no matter how many or how few arrays or
slices of an array are created on that controller.


HELP.

Thanks!

Robert

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Robert Snyder
Outreach Technology Services
The Pennsylvania State University
222-G Outreach Building
University Park  PA  16802
Phone: 814-865-0912  Fax: 814-865-4406
E-mail: email@hidden


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