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Hi Experts. What are the steps/commands to do the following and how long should it take?<br />
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The customer has an IBM DS4300 SAN that is attached to an IBM P-series server running AIX 5.3. &nbsp;He needs to delete and defines some LUNs and map these new LUNs to the P-series server (some LUNs are already mapped to this server). Will Include creating new volume groups, exporting, deleting and recreating. He would like someone who has done this work before since these are production systems.<br />
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My customer anticipates that this would be no more than a few hours of work at the most, but I would certainly look to you to validate that assumption. Thanks in advance!
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Hi Experts. What are the steps/commands to do the following and how long should it take?

The customer has an IBM DS4300 SAN that is attached to an IBM P-series server running AIX 5.3.  He needs to delete and defines some LUNs and map these new LUNs to the P-series server (some LUNs are already mapped to this server). Will Include creating new volume groups, exporting, deleting and recreating. He would like someone who has done this work before since these are production systems.
 
My customer anticipates that this would be no more than a few hours of work at the most, but I would certainly look to you to validate that assumption. Thanks in advance!

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