1
The new KGPSA adapter has the wrong SCSI ID. The port and
node names of the new adapter are provided. You need the new
port name and node name for the remapping.
2
The old KGPSA adapter still has worldwide name-to-target ID
mapping information in the kernel and database files, but it is not
seen. You need to use the
emxmgr
utility to set the new KGPSA
adapter to the correct SCSI ID (7) shown here.
5.
Create a file that contains the worldwide name-to-target ID mapping
information obtained from the
emxmgr -t
display. The file can contain
entries in either of the following formats:
emx1 7 1000-0000-C921-18A4 1000-0000-C921-18A4
{ 0, 7, 0x0010, 0x0000, 0x21C9, 0xA418, 0x0010, 0x0000, 0x21C9, 0xA418 }
6.
Modify the worldwide name-to-target ID mapping for the new devices
by executing the
emxmgr
utility using the file that you just created (for
example, call the file
/tmp/KGPSA-SCSI-3-remapping
):
#
/usr/sbin/emxmgr -c /tmp/KGPSA-SCSI-3-remapping
Continue with the change in id mappings (y/n) [n] ?
y
Change in Target id mappings has been performed
#
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Note
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You can also run the
emxmgr
in interactive mode and use the
file or type the entries when you are prompted.
7.
Boot the system to multi-user mode.
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Note
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You must now distribute this new target ID mapping to the
other cluster members by performing the following two steps
on each remaining cluster member.
8.
Use the
ftp
utility to copy the mapping file that you created
(
/tmp/KGPSA-SCSI-3-remapping
) to another cluster member system.
9.
Modify the worldwide name-to-target ID mapping for the new devices
by executing the
emxmgr
utility using the file that you just copied:
#
/usr/sbin/emxmgr -c /tmp/KGPSA-SCSI-3-remapping
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