Resetting disk table in zfs pool

Asked Nov 05 '17 at 16:52

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In Our Solaris 11.3 zfs storage server, one disk in the pool died, we replaced it. Everything is working fine, but iostat is still showing old disk with large error count. This is bothering our monitoring scripts. Any idea how to reset disk list to reflect the current status?

# iostat en
---- errors ---
  s/w h/w trn tot device
    0   2   0   2 c0t5000C500855433DFd0
    0   2   0   2 c0t5000C5008554369Bd0
    0   2   0   2 c0t5000C5008555AD6Bd0
    0   2   0   2 c0t5000C5008555EB27d0
    0   2   0   2 c0t5000C5008555EB53d0
    0   2   0   2 c0t5000C5008555EBDBd0
    0 294   6 300 c0t5000C5008554DC67d0

asked Nov 05 '17 at 16:52

Vinod Gupta

have you tried to use devfsadm -C ? – c4f4t0r Nov 05 '17 at 18:04
We tried cfgadm -al and devfsadm –Cv After that iostat –en shows: 0 294 6 300 sd16 instead of 0 294 6 300 c0t5000C5008554DC67d0. – Vinod Gupta Nov 05 '17 at 18:10
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cfgadm -al and after you identified the disk cfgadm uncofigure – c4f4t0r Nov 05 '17 at 18:30

Resetting disk table in zfs pool

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