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how to change a DISKID?

ikomyagin
Level 3

I have one broken DG:

localhost.vtb24.ru# vxprint -hqt
Disk group: somedg

dg somedg  default      default  11000    1364281050.8.localhost

dm disk1 disk1 auto 65536 2147417808 -
dm disk2 -   -        -        -        NODEVICE

v  vol01        -            DISABLED ACTIVE   4294834176 SELECT  -        fsgen
pl vol01-01     vol01        DISABLED NODEVICE 4294834176 STRIPE  2/128    RW
sd disk1-01 vol01-01 disk1 0 2147417088 0/0 disk1 ENA
sd disk2-01 vol01-01 disk2 0 2147417088 1/0 - NDEV

localhost.vtb24.ru# vxprint -g somedg -dF'%last_da_name %name %diskid'

disk1 disk1 1431951508.19.localhost
disk2 disk2 1431951509.21.localhost

localhost.vtb24.ru# vxdisk -x DISKID -x DGID -p list 

DEVICE                DISKID                       DGID                   
ibm_vscsi0_0          -                            -                      
ibm_vscsi0_1          -                            -                      
disk1 1431951508.19.localhost 1364281050.8.localhost 
disk2 1431951508.19.localhost 1364281050.8.localhost 

Both discs have the same diskid.

How can i fix this?

 

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Douglas_Snyder
Level 5
Employee Accredited Certified

Hello ikomyagin,

Please try using:

vxdisk updateudid

Check the man pages for your operating system for correct syntax.

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Douglas_Snyder
Level 5
Employee Accredited Certified

Hello ikomyagin,

Please try using:

vxdisk updateudid

Check the man pages for your operating system for correct syntax.