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From: Nicola Murino <n.murino@theorematica.it>
Subject: multipath info: wwid
Date: Wed, 07 Sep 2005 18:05:20 +0200
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Thanks for the glossary now I understand well some things,

only another question, the wwid is given from the output of the command:

multipath -ll

or there is another way?

excuse me if the question is trivial but I have only a machine with
multipath and is in production with kernel 2.4.21 so I cannot test
directly multipath-tools before I format next saturday and I would like
to reduce the downtime collecting more possible info before installation,

thanks
Nicola