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We will be implementing the use of REPORT LUNS rsn.
Otherwise, it's up to each SIM (HBA) to tell CAM how far to go.


On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Tom Samplonius wrote:

> 
>   As far as LUNs go, how many LUNs are probed by default?  Can it be
> changed?
> 
>   I'm about to start using a storage server that can present up to 64 LUNs
> to the host, and the documentation goes into a lot of detail of various OS
> limitations on how many LUNs can be supported.
> 
> Tom
> 
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