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Less known Solaris Features: iSCSI - Part 1: IntroductionSaturday, March 22. 2008Comments
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Hi,
The article is excellent and very informative. One query I have though, is when I remove the LUNS they remain in format until I reboot the host. Is there any command or command sequence I can use to rescan that will clear these from format? Thanks Kevin.
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2009-08-28 02:02
Try:
devfsadm -C -i iscsi The -C switch says to clean up dangling /dev entries which should remove them from format as well. --Dave
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2009-10-27 23:39
Thanks Dave,
Tried that, but that will only remove the device files once the OS has been told the devices have gone. I need some way of actually rescanning the devices, something akin to cfgadm which we use on the FC connections. Kevin.
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2009-12-14 14:20
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I wrote about iSCSI quite often in the last time. But how can you use it in Solaris. I wrote a short introduction about the usage of the iSCSI implementation of Solaris:Introduction Basic iSCSI Bidirectional authenticated iSCSI Alternative backing stor
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