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5) Edit /kernel/drv/st.conf.
6) Reboot the server.
7) Use steps 1) to 6) to make the same settings on other servers.
8) Finally, create a table like the one below, and enter and check the settings.
Server
Instance
name
name
fjpfca0
HOST-A
fjpfca1
Note that the physical path name can be checked using the following command.
# find /dev/pci* -ls | grep "fibre-channel" | grep "devctl"
...
693227 0 crw-r----- 1 root sys
1088442 0 crw-r----- 1 root sys
...
Use this command to search for a physical path whose minor number and instance
number (number added to the instance name) match. The string that appears as a name
becomes a physical path name. (The name includes the string up to "/pci*/fibre-
channel@X, Y" but does not include the string after a colon [:])
To check whether, based on this table, a device is recognized correctly, use the device file
to access the corresponding drive.
The following provides the method for checking.
C144-E073-01EN
Assign a target ID and LUN to each Fibre Channel adapter in fcp-bind-target in the
/kernel/drv/fjpfca.conf file. The LUN definition for each target Fibre Channel
adapter is shown below.
...
name="st"
class="scsi"
name="st"
class="scsi"
name="st"
class="scsi"
...
#
touch
/reconfigure
#
/usr/sbin/shutdown
Physical path
Topology
name
/pci@17,2000
nport
/fibre-channel@1/
/pci@16,2000
nport
/fibre-channel@1/
234, 0 May 20 13:23 /devices/pci@17,2000/fibre-channel@1:devctl
199, 1 May 16 16:59 /devices/pci@16,2000/fibre-channel@1:devctl
target=0
lun=0;
target=1
lun=0;
target=2
lun=0;
Target ID
-y
-i6
-g0
WWPN
LT160 system
alias
WWPN name
LT160
0x210000000
0x5005076300409cb0
DRIVE0
0x5005076300409b06
DRIVE1
0x5005076300409b87
DRIVE2
0x5005076300409b3e
DRIVE3
Minor number
4.1 Setting Solaris
Target
LUN
Device
bind
0
0
Controller
1
0
DRIVE#0
2
0
DRIVE#1
0
0
DRIVE#2
1
0
DRIVE#3
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