5.3. Disabling multipathing by WWID


Exclude specific devices from multipath by disabling them by using their WWID in the multipath.conf file. This is useful for local disks, single-path devices, or storage needing special handling outside the multipath framework.

Procedure

  1. Find WWID of a device:

    # multipathd show paths raw format "%d %w" | grep sdb
    sdb 3600508b4001080520001e00011700000
  2. Disable devices in the /etc/multipath.conf configuration file by using the wwid entry.

    The following example shows the lines in the DM Multipath configuration file that disable a device with a WWID of 3600508b4001080520001e00011700000:

    blacklist {
           wwid 3600508b4001080520001e00011700000
    }
  3. Validate the /etc/multipath.conf file after modifying the multipath configuration file by running one of the following commands:

    • To display any configuration errors, run:

      # multipath -t > /dev/null
    • To display the new configuration with the changes added, run:

      # multipath -t
  4. Reload the /etc/multipath.conf file and reconfigure the multipathd daemon for changes to take effect:

    # service multipathd reload
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