Adding new Disk attached from SAN with out reboot.?
In the sum of all things, downtime is not yummy. I am searching for a way to detect SAN attached disk. I have tried going and running kudzu on the box with no luck as well as going into LVM and running lvmscandisk. I am using Redhat 40 update 1. I am attached to a EMC san .
Any advice or tips would be great! I am aware of unloading / loading the fiber driver as well, only problem with that is if I have a DB up attached to the SAN , loadling and unloading that driver would be bad. Thanks for everyones time upfront !! dcj |
if you type dmesg, does it recognise the new LUN's once it is zoned?
if so, you should be able to just fdisk them at that point. I am getting some lun's tomorow myself, and will try it. |
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If it's just a new disk for an existing scsi device, scsiadd or the like will probably work without you having to reboot. If it's a whole new scsi device, you most likely will probably need to reboot so the computer recognizes it.
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This works well for me.
http://bash.cyberciti.biz/diskadmin/...si-bus.sh.html If you walk down the /sys/bus/scsi/decices/*:*:*:*/ you can force a rescan if the driver supports echo 1>rescan -Matt |
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