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Solaris 8 vxdmpadm

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Solaris 8 vxdmpadm

Solaris 8 vxdmpadm

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It has been a long time since I've used Veritas DMP.  There are two paths for each LUN, so if there is a switch migration will DMP automatically detect the new paths (AIX would need a cfgmgr)?

If there are dead paths, how are they removed (AIX either rmpath or powermt check)?  Would a devfsadm need to be ran?

RE: Solaris 8 vxdmpadm

well I can't tell you if DMP will automatically pick it up, but if it did not you could always try

devfsadm command to probe for added devices

a devfsadm -C -v will clean up dangling paths no longer being used and the -v is verbose and will print the changes to /dev and devices so you can see what it changes.

RE: Solaris 8 vxdmpadm

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Thanks.

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