#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH HOW TO#
#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH DRIVERS#
#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH UPDATE#
#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH PATCH#

This section describes the stmsboot(1M) administration program for multipathing.

Multipathing- disabled devices are enumerated under the physical controller.

Multipathing- enabled devices are enumerated under scsi_vhci(7D).

stmsboot manages enumeration of multipath-capable devices with multipathing it has these characteristics:

#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH UPDATE#

Use the stmsboot command to enable multipathing in the Solaris 10, update 6, operating system.

#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH HOW TO#

This sections describes how to enable and disable multipathing in the Solaris 10, update 6, operating system. FCode image version: MPT SAS FCode Version 1.00.49 (2007.09.21)įor the latest information about which versions of the Sun StorageTek Common Array Manager (CAM) you must use in a multipathing configuration, refer to the Sun Storage J4200/J4400 Array Release Notes, part number 820-3222- xx, which is available at the following location:Įnabling and Disabling Multipathing in the Solaris Operating System.

Part number: 375-3487- xx, where xx is 02 or higher.To use multipathing with the J4200/J4400 arrays, your servers must be using the following HBA:

#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH DRIVERS#

TABLE 5-2 Required Drivers By Operating Systemįor the Linux MPT drivers, go to the following location: Every server must have the latest operating system firmware.įor each operating system, TABLE 5-2 lists the required drivers.Every J4200/J4400 must have the latest SIM firmware available from the Common Array Manager (CAM) version 6.1.2.To use multipathing with the J4200/J4400 arrays, the firmware in your configuration must meet these requirements: Multipathing with SAS drives and Solaris 10, U6 requires no patches. Note - These patches are required only for multipathing with SATA drives.

#SIMULCATST MULTIPATCH PATCH#

To use the Solaris 10, update 6, operating system with multipathing and SATA drives, you must use a patch for the operating system.

Required Patch for Solaris 10 U6 With SATA Drives Versions That Support Multipathing With J4200/J4400 Arrays TABLE 5-1 Operating Systems That Support J4200/J4400 Multipathing TABLE 5-1 lists the operating systems that support multipathing with the J4200/J4400 arrays It also includes example code you can reference, or even use directly, in your development efforts.To use multipathing with the J4200/J4400 arrays, your configuration must meet the requirements specified in this section. This whitepaper provides in-depth directions and methods for the third option – creating multipatch geometries through ArcObjects programming.

By importing data from existing models, such as SketchUp, COLLADA, 3D Studio Max, or OpenFlight.

Through certain geoprocessing tools, such as Extrude Between or Layer 3D to Feature Class.

Multipatch features cannot be created interactively using the standard editing user interface, but rather must be constructed by using one of the following methods: The multipatch geometry type is used for storing 3D objects - such as buildings, geological bodies, 3D no-fly zones, etc – in both the geodatabase and shapefile formats. This document demonstrates how you can create the multipatch geometry via ArcObjects. The multipatch geometry type, a geographic information system (GIS) industry standard developed by ESRI in 1997, is used to define the exterior shell representation for 3D objects.

Simulcatst multipatch