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Understand Device Numbering
There are two levels of device numbering. The first level of device numbering is the driver
instance number. This is the number that is displayed in log messages to syslog or the
console, such as lpfcX. Typically the driver instance number is equal to the adapter
number.
The second level of numbering is the SCSI device number. This number is assigned by
the system for each SCSI target it detects. It is typically in the special files created to
access each SCSI device, for example, /dev/sda through /dev/sdz and /dev/sdaa through /
dev/sdax etc. Linux supports a total of 128 SCSI devices per system. Thus, a host could
support disk devices from /dev/sda through /dev/sddx.
Once these numbers are assigned, they will stay the same between reboots unless there
has been hardware changes to the system or Fibre Channel network, or some devices are
offline or not ready.
Emulex Documentation, Drivers and Software
117
- Version 2.01g 1
- Table of Contents 1
- Supported Features 2
- New Features in this Release 3
- Known Issues 8
- File Name 9
- Utilities tar File 10
- Utilities RPM File 11
- Running the DOS Utility 12
- Using the UNIX-based Utility 14
- Driver Information 18
- Compatibility 19
- Install the Driver 20
- # cd /usr/src/linux 27
- # make mrproper 27
- # make cloneconfig 27
- # make dep 27
- # mkdir emlxtemp 29
- # cd emlxtemp 29
- # rpm -i <filename.rpm> 29
- # rpm -a -q 29
- # rpm -e <rpm_name> 29
- Build the Driver as a Module 30
- Load the Driver 31
- Build the Kernel and Modules 43
- Channel Boot Disk 48
- Install the Utilities 51
- 3. Type: 52
- Prerequisites 53
- Start HBAnyware for Linux 59
- Use HBAnyware 60
- The Toolbar 61
- The Discovery Tree 62
- Property Tabs 64
- Status Bar 64
- Using the CLI Client 65
- CLI Client Command Reference 65
- Start lputil 68
- Discover HBAs - Introduction 69
- Discover HBAs Using HBAnyware 70
- List Adapters using lputil 71
- Reset Adapter - Introduction 72
- Reset HBAs Using HBAnyware 73
- Reset Adapter 74
- Sort HBAs 77
- Sort by Fabric Address 78
- Sort by Local HBAs Only 78
- View Discovered Elements 79
- View Host Attributes 80
- View Fabric Attributes 81
- View Target Attributes 82
- View LUN Attributes 84
- View General HBA Attributes 86
- Link Status Area 87
- View Detailed HBA Attributes 88
- View Port Attributes 90
- View Port Statistics 92
- ● Assign AL_PA IDs 93
- View Adapter Information 94
- Load Firmware Using HBAnyware 97
- Details tab 98
- Update Firmware 99
- FC Boot 100
- Update x86 BootBIOS 101
- Enable x86 BootBIOS 102
- Update EFIBoot 103
- Boot the EFI System 104
- Configuring the Driver 105
- Reset All Default Values 109
- Configuration Methods 110
- Set Up LUN Support 114
- Configuring IP Networking 116
- Understand Device Numbering 117
- Download PCI Configuration 118
- Enable BootBIOS 128
- To show persistent names: 130
- # devlabel status 130
- View Target Mapping 131
- Set Up Persistent Binding 132
- HBAnyware Security Overview 135
- /usr/sbin/hbanyware/ssc 136
- Create the ACG 137
- 5. Click OK or Apply 138
- Designate an MSC 139
- ACG Icons 141
- Add a Server to the ACG 144
- Delete a Server from the ACG 145
- Generate New Security Keys 148
- Configuration 149
- Access a Switch 150
- ASG Icons 151
- Create an ASG 153
- Reserved Indices - Examples 155
- Add a Server to an ASG 156
- Deleting an ASG 157
- Edit an ASG 159
- About Offline ASGs 161
- Backup Masters - Introduction 162
- Create a Backup Master 164
- FCP Target Mode Events 169
- Miscellaneous Events 169
- Link Events 169
- SLI Events 169
- IOCTL Events 169
- Introduction 170
- Run HBAnyware 172
- Management Server 174
- SAN Management Workstation 175
- Does Not Have 175
- Cannot See New LUNS 176
- All Servers Are Not Displayed 179
- Cannot Add or Remove a Server 180
- Cannot Create a Backup Master 187
- Available 189
- Client Assigned" 194
- Unsecure System" 195
- Master Client System" 196
- Connect to the FC Network 197
- Were Offline 198
- ELS Events (0100 - 0199) 204
- Mailbox Events (0300 - 0399) 242
- ❍ Reduce the LUN size 337
- Link Events (1300 - 1399) 358
- SLI Events (1400 - 1499) 362
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