use case for multiple mapped LUNs?

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Hi all,

As Gris brings up here:

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=838759

do we also want to disallow (or at least warn) when the user attempts to
map a storageobject to an initiator more than once? What is the use case
for an initiator needing a lu available via more than 1 lun? The only
parameter difference is write_protect=rw or ro and lu number, should we
disallow if write_protect and base lu matches an existing mapping? Thoughts?

Regards -- Andy
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