ADIC Version 5.0 manual Solaris Host

Installing VolServ

Step 7. Enter ls /dev/scsi to display the nodes for all

SCSI devices. An example report is:

$ ls /dev/scsi

sc0d1l0 sc1d2l0 sc2d1l0 sc2d3l0 sc2d5l0 sc2d8l0

sc0d2l0 sc1d3l0	sc2d2l0		sc2d4l0 sc2d6l0
$
		In this example, the SCSI Device to be entered for configuration
		of this SCSI library for VolServ is sc2d6l0 where c2
		corresponds to Controller 2, d6 corresponds to SCSI ID (Unit)
		6, l0 and corresponds to Logical Unit Number (LUN) 0.
Solaris Host		Connected SCSI devices to a Solaris host will not be recognized
		until properly configured. .
		Note
		These instructions do not apply to a SCSI library that is to be
		controlled via the Scalar DLC network attachment.
		Once configured as a device node, the SCSI target ID must be
		determined and used for configuring the library for VolServ,
		refer to the "SCSI Parameters" section of the Using the VolServ
		GUI manual.
		To configure a SCSI device node to an Solaris host:
		Step 1.	Gracefully power-down the Solaris host to be used
			for the SCSI connected archive.
		Step 2.	Connect the properly terminated SCSI library.
		Step 3.	Power-up the library.
		Step 4.	Wait for the library to finish it's initialization scans.
		Step 5.	Power-up the Solaris host computer.

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