Windows - Disk Management console, Diskmgmt.msc
HP-UX
Rescan the devices:
# /usr/sbin/ioscan -C disk
ioscan – scan the I/O system
SYNOPSIS:
driver | class] instance] hw_path] | [devfile]
instance]
driver | class] instance] hw_path] [devfile]
driver | class] instance] lun hw_path] [devfile]
[devfile]
hw_path]
Generate device files: insf –e
Verify the new devices: ioscan funC
AIX
Rescan the devices: cfgmgr vl fcsx, x is FC adapter number
Verify the new devices: lsdev Cc
Linux
echo scsi add-single-device > /proc/scsi/scsi
Solaris
Determine the FC channels: cfgadm -al
Force rescan: cfgadm o force_update c configure cx
Where x is the FC channel number
Force rescan at HBA port level: luxadm e forcelip /dev/fc/fpx
Force rescan on all FC devices: cfgadm al o show_FCP_dev
Install device files: devfsadm
Display all ports: luxadm e port
Display HBA port information luxadm -v display
Display HBA port information: luxadm e dump_map
To force Fibre Channel SAN disk rescan, Use device path from luxadm -e port output.
# luxadm -e forcelip
ESX/ESXi
Sign in to VMware Infrastructure Client. Select the ESX host and then click the “Configuration” tab. Select “Storage Adapters” from under Hardware. Click “Rescan”
ESXESXi 4.x and before
esxcfg-rescan
ESXi 5.x and later
esxcli storage core adapter rescan –all
