Hello:
Earlier this week I posted the problem I was having with
PowerPath and RHEL 5.2. So I decided to use device-mapper-multipath. For
the most part things work fine, but I have run into a little problem.
The SAN is an EMC Clariion. When I set things up, commented out
the blacklist in multipath.conf and added user_friendly_name yes in the
default section, enabled multipathd and started it, it saw the SAN LUNS
and created /dev/mpath/mpath0 - /dev/mpath/mpath3.
I did pvcreate and vgcreate using the /dev/mpath/mpath? names.
Created Logical Volumes, all with no problems. Then later I rebooted the
system just to make sure everything would show up as it should,
basically it did, except for one thing. The names in /dev/mpath are now
the WWID. The LVM finds the Volume Group and activates it, but when you
do certain commands the WWID are shown instead of /dev/mpath/mpath0 -
/dev/mpath/mpath3.
Because there is support built-in for EMC, I did not have to
create a devices section for EMC in multipath.conf.
So my question is, because of this, is the default section
ignored?
If does this mean I have to define a devices section for EMC
with the use_friendly_name option in it?
Note: I have not added anything in modprobe.conf, but there are
several dm_* modules that get loaded.
Thanks:
Jack Allen
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