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15-Sep-2008, 07:50 PM
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My first PSOD
As the thread title indicates, experienced my first ever PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death) today on an ESX host. I created a volume on our SAN and presented it to the ESX cluster then, when attempting a rescan of our HBAs, the host coredumped and presented me with a beautiful shade of sickly purple when I iLOd onto it.
Some Things I Learned About Rescanning When Adding Storage: 1 - Put the host into maintenance mode first (doh!) 2 - Scan ONE hba at a time - DON'T use the global rescan 3 - DON'T do this in the middle of the day  On the plus side - the PSOD is REALLY purple - great for any of you Prince fans out there    I claim this mouth in the name os In-Ci-Sor! I think not... Bicuspid! We meet again!
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