Moving redhat7 FC boot LUN from single path to multipath
This is quite possible that you install your Redhat 7 / Centos7 on a single path disk i.e. /dev/sda
Now your storage engineer enabled all path and you need to enable multipath from now for even /boot which is /dev/sda1 and for lvm PV /dev/sda2 which has now mounted LV on / and on /swap
So here is the simple solution from redhat --
# yum install device-mapper-multipath -y
Above will install multipath package but we would not have any multipath config file at
/etc/multipath.conf
Create this file now with command
# mpathconf --enable
Now we will add wwid of our /dev/sda2 device
# multipath -a /dev/sda2
wwid '3600d02300069c9ce09d41c4ac9c53200' added
Now run multipath again to check ..
# multipath
Oct 21 09:37:19 | 3600d02300069c9ce09d41c4ac9c53200: ignoring map
Now we will rebuild initrd in order to include multipath driver during kernel load.
# dracut --force -H --add multipath
Done !
you can simply reboot your server.
Now your storage engineer enabled all path and you need to enable multipath from now for even /boot which is /dev/sda1 and for lvm PV /dev/sda2 which has now mounted LV on / and on /swap
So here is the simple solution from redhat --
# yum install device-mapper-multipath -y
Above will install multipath package but we would not have any multipath config file at
/etc/multipath.conf
Create this file now with command
# mpathconf --enable
Now we will add wwid of our /dev/sda2 device
# multipath -a /dev/sda2
wwid '3600d02300069c9ce09d41c4ac9c53200' added
Now run multipath again to check ..
# multipath
Oct 21 09:37:19 | 3600d02300069c9ce09d41c4ac9c53200: ignoring map
Now we will rebuild initrd in order to include multipath driver during kernel load.
# dracut --force -H --add multipath
Done !
you can simply reboot your server.
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