From PP/Basic to Linux Native Multipath

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From PP/Basic to Linux Native Multipath

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12-05-2012, 04:45 AM	#1
nwee LQ Newbie Registered: Dec 2012 Posts: 1 Rep:	From PP/Basic to Linux Native Multipath I am supposed to change Redhat 5.x on a Clariion CX4-120 from powerpath/Basicfailover to Linux Native-multipath. What are the pros and cons when PP/Basic is compared with Native Multipathing ? What should be the best procudure to follow for this procedure ? Should it be ? a) umount the relevant filesystems b) edit /etc/fstab to exclude the LUNs c) remove powerpath completely and reboot host d) add/enable NMP service e) scan for LUNs f) test by mounting/accessing g) edit /etc/fstab and reboot Any details on steps d,e,f that could help me ? Regards, nwee

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