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450 0/6/2/1.3.3
451 0/6/2/1.3.4
452 0/6/2/0.3.5
453 0/6/2/0.3.6
High Availability Failover Device Status
Ldev
Primary Path
===== ==================== ================== =============== ===============
350 0/4/0/0.70954.24
351 0/4/0/0.70954.24
352 0/6/0/0.73289.25
353 0/6/0/0.73289.26
This indicates that Ldev 351 has failed over from path 0/4/0/0.70954 to path
0/6/0/0.73289. Because path 0/4/0/0 has suffered a hardware failure, Ldev 351
may NOT mount if the system is rebooted before the hardware is repaired. If the
system must be rebooted before the hardware is repaired, then there must be
some changes made in the "io" section of SYSGEN. Ldev 351 must be
configured onto path 0/6/0/0. For example:
io> mdev 361 path=0/6/0/0.73289.24
io> hold
io> e
sysgen> keep
Now when the system is rebooted, Ldev 351 will mount on path 0/6/0/0 and will
be available for access.
Near the end of the boot process, there will be an error message stating:
NOTE
Invalid Primary Path for this Ldev. - (HAFOERR 500)
This is because Ldev 351 is still configured in the HAFOCONF file as having
0/4/0/0 as it's primary path. In this special case this error can be ignored.
However, Ldev 351 is not covered by HAFO and path 0/4/0/0 should be
repaired as soon as possible. (Note also that Ldev 350 is also not covered by
HAFO since path 0/4/0/0 is physically broken.)
0/6/2/0
0/6/2/0
0/6/2/1
0/6/2/1
Alternate Path
0/6/0/0.73289
0/6/0/0.73289
0/4/0/0.70954
0/4/0/0.70954
Recovering From a Failover
Ready
Validated
Timeout/No Reply Ready
Ready
Validated
Ready
Validated
Pri. Status
Alt. Status
Ready
Validated
Array Failure
Ready
Ready
Validated
Ready
Validated
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