Device ID's will be. Not sure on Partition ID's just do not pay attention
to them.
The Device ID looks like this:
V597-A4-D3:8 - The A4 in this case is the adapter. If you have multiple
HBA's it can be different using the native NW multi HBA support (sorry
forgot the name of it).
To make more sense of them use Novell Remote Manager -under Manage the
Server -is Partitions and Volumes, there you will see the 'symbols' for the
device (a SAN LUN), the partition, pool and volume. Once you get use to it
there -head to NSSMU and you will have better luck reading it.
Since you are experimenting -here are a few articles that might help you
understand it better:
http://www.novell.com/communities/node/4053/groupwise-clustering-basics-part
-1 -This is part 1 of 4.
Good Luck -you'll love clustering!
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>>> On 8/20/2008 at 11:36 AM, in message
<rdejean.3eg720@no-mx.forums.novell.com>,
rdejean<rdejean@no-mx.forums.novell.com> wrote:
> Should my Device ID's and Partition ID's as shown in NSSMU be the
> sameacross cluster nodes?
>
> I'm experimenting with a NW6.5 cluster. When i add a new LUN on thesan,
> a "cluster scan for new devices" does not pick up the new luns. Should
> it? If i do an F2-Scan in NSSMU on each node, it does find thenew LUN.
> But the device id is different on each node. Partitionscreated also have
> differed id's. Is this normal or should i beconcerned?--
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