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Subject: Re: isp/qlogic reports controller SN instead of Logical Drive ID
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> 1. Santricity does not assign volume serial numbers. You'll get the 
> same serial numbers no matter what for each lun.
I misspoke on this. Yes, it does assign volume serial numbers, but, hey, 
you'll see the same one on all the different paths.