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Sajesh Singh
Senior Systems Administrator
American Museum of Natural History
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Benjamin Marzinski wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 12:51:42PM -0400, Sajesh Singh wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Whenever I run the multipath -v3 command on a EL 5 server I see the
following line in the output for each device.
sdc: not found in pathvec
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This simply means that the device is not already stored in multipath's
in memory list of discovered paths. It's completely normal to see this
for your all your devices when running the multipath command.
-Ben
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That being said, when does the device make it into the memory list of
discovered paths ?<br>
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<pre wrap="">I have seen questions on this before, but no answer as to what this means.
Is the message merely information or does the multipath configuration need
to be changed?
Regards,
Sajesh
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