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I have 2 &nbsp;host, veritas is installed on both host...<br />
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1) HP-UX<br />
if i see the device <br />
/dev/rdsk/c15t3d7 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;...............<br />
/dev/vx/rdmp/c15t3d7<br />
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there is a pair of device withsame name, one contains /rdsk and other contain /vx/rdmp &nbsp;what is the difference<br />
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2) Solaris host<br />
if i see the device, i can see<br />
c5t50060482CB37BD83d1* <br />
/dev/vx/rdmp/NNN0_34s2 <br />
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both are same device, but on this host why can't i see the device in the format cCtTdD &nbsp;format 
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I have 2  host, veritas is installed on both host...

1) HP-UX
if i see the device 
/dev/rdsk/c15t3d7      ...............
/dev/vx/rdmp/c15t3d7

there is a pair of device withsame name, one contains /rdsk and other contain /vx/rdmp  what is the difference


2) Solaris host
if i see the device, i can see
c5t50060482CB37BD83d1* 
/dev/vx/rdmp/NNN0_34s2 

both are same device, but on this host why can't i see the device in the format cCtTdD  format 

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