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Chapter 3
Notes
Note the following issues when connecting the ETERNUS DX Disk storage system to a server.
3.1 Connection Notes
3.1.1 SCSI Devices and Linux
The ETERNUS DX Disk storage systems are recognized by the server as a set of Fibre Channel connected SCSI
disks. The server then recognizes the ETERNUS DX Disk storage systems' disks as LUNs (logical units).For Li-
nux, SCSI disk devices have the following definitions in "/dev":
Device (LUN) Partition
sda sda1, sda2,. . . . sda15
sdb sdb1, sdb2,. . . . sdb15
:
sdz sdzl, sdz2,. . . . sdz15
sdaa-sdaz sdaa1, sdaa2,. . . . sdaz15
sdba-sdbz sdba1, sdba2,. . . . sdbz15
sdca-sdcz sdca1, sdca2,. . . . sdcz15
sdda-sddx sdda1, sdda2,. . . . sddx15
:
sdia-sdiv sdia1, sdia2,. . . . sdiv15
3.2 RHEL Notes
For details involving RHEL, refer to the Red Hat web-site and any documentation available.
3.3 SLES Notes
For details involving SLES, refer to the Novell web-site and any documentation available.
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