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<div>The MPIO disks function lists all the configured MPIO devices (disks which are available through more than one path will be automatically configured as an MPIO device and will be also listed).</div><div><br/></div><div>For each MPIO device the available and currently used paths, as well as the MPIO status are visible.</div><div>Available MPIO statuses: Pending setup, OK, Unknown</div><div><br/></div><div>Pending setup - postponed until the Pool is exported and later until the Pool is imported or the system restarted (in case of a cross SAS cluster - for moving the resources (Pool) to the second node and back).</div><div>Unknown - MPIO status unknown</div><div>OK - MPIO device configured and running</div><div><br/></div><div>MPIO devices can be collectively edited (by selecting specific devices) and using the “Edit selected” button or separately by using “Edit disk” from the form in which “Remove failed paths”, “Disk details” and “Delete” functions are available.</div><div><br/></div><div>Important:</div><div>The deleted MPIO device which is available through more than one path will be automatically configured and listed here after the system restart.</div> | |||
Revision as of 12:08, 14 February 2017
The MPIO disks function lists all the configured MPIO devices (disks which are available through more than one path will be automatically configured as an MPIO device and will be also listed).
For each MPIO device the available and currently used paths, as well as the MPIO status are visible.
Available MPIO statuses: Pending setup, OK, Unknown
Pending setup - postponed until the Pool is exported and later until the Pool is imported or the system restarted (in case of a cross SAS cluster - for moving the resources (Pool) to the second node and back).
Unknown - MPIO status unknown
OK - MPIO device configured and running
MPIO devices can be collectively edited (by selecting specific devices) and using the “Edit selected” button or separately by using “Edit disk” from the form in which “Remove failed paths”, “Disk details” and “Delete” functions are available.
Important:
The deleted MPIO device which is available through more than one path will be automatically configured and listed here after the system restart.