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duplicate SAN Storage disk

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I created two storage disks in our IBM SAN, host group OS association set to Linux OS, attached to a Linux SUSE box through fiber channel, during the rescan (at boot up), SUSE saw two sets of storage disks (total of four); I thought I might have done something wrong in the SAN Array and host group set up, so I changed the host group OS to be attached for windows boxes, then tested it from one of my windows 2003 box, both disks mounted ok without any duplications. The duplication issue seems to be only happened to SUSE. Anyone had this problem before? Help!

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