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Figure 14. VMware ESX Server 3.0 path information for iSCSI devices
The vmkmultipath command, when issued on an ESX 2.x server, provides details about the devices and
the number of paths attached to each device. At the service console of the VMware ESX server, type:
# vmkmultipath -q
Figure 15. VMware ESX Server 2.x path information through the native failover software
The most recently used MRU policy is the default policy for active/passive storage devices in ESX 2.x and
3.0. The policy for the path should be set to MRU for CLARiiON storage systems to avoid path thrashing.
When using the MRU policy, there is no concept of preferred path; in this case, the preferred path can be
disregarded. The MRU policy uses the most recent path to the disk until this path becomes unavailable. As
a result, ESX Server does not automatically revert to the original path until a manual restore is executed.
If you connect two ESX servers with path one from HBA1 to SPA, and path two from HBA0 to SPB, a
single LUN configured as a VMFS volume can be accessed by multiple ESX servers; in this example a
LUN can be accessed by both ESX servers.
If the HBA1-SPA path on ESX1 fails, it issues a trespass command to the array, and SPB takes ownership
of the LUN. If the path from HBA1-SPB on ESX2 then fails, the LUN will trespass back and forth between
the SPs, which could result in performance degradation.
When the CLARiiON LUN policy is set to MRU and an ESX server with two HBAs is configured so that
each HBA has a path to both storage processors, VMware ESX Server accesses all LUNs through one HBA
and does not use the second HBA. You can edit the path configuration settings so the other HBA is the
EMC CLARiiON Integration with
VMware ESX Server
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