1.Installing the Multipath tool
# yum–y Install Device-mapper Device-mapper-multipath
2. Set boot from boot
# Chkconfig MULTIPATHD on
3. Open Multipath
# mpathconf--enable
or use the full command: mpathconf--enable--find_multipaths y--with_multipathd y--with_chkconfig y
4. Open Service
# Service MULTIPATHD Restart
5. View Status
# MULTIPATH-LL
The following status indicates that the boot is healthy
6. create partition: Fdisk/dev/mapper/data01 or PARTED/DEV/MAPPER/DATA01
7 . View multi-Path generated DM disk
# ls-lrt/dev/mapper/
DATA01 is a disk; DATA01P1 is the partition I created
8, the system default is not DATA01 such a name, but similar to MPATHB such a name, you can modify the/etc/multipath.conf to customize the name
The value of the Wwid can be obtained by the MULTIPATH-LL command
Installing and configuring Multipath Multipath under Oracle Linux 6.9