How to remove the Failed paths in MPIO, lspath

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# lspath | grep -v Ena

Take one failed paths disk and run this command

# lspath -l hdisk23  -H -F"name parent path_id connection status"
name    parent path_id connection                       status

hdisk23 fscsi0 0       50060482d53192c8,d89000000000000 Failed
hdisk23 fscsi1 1       5006048ad53192c8,17000000000000  Failed
hdisk23 fscsi2 2       50060482d53192c7,d89000000000000 Failed
hdisk23 fscsi3 3       5006048ad53192c7,17000000000000  Failed
hdisk23 fscsi0 4       50060482d53192cc,270000000000000 Enabled
hdisk23 fscsi0 5       5006048ad53192cc,270000000000000 Enabled
hdisk23 fscsi1 6       50060482d53192dc,270000000000000 Enabled
hdisk23 fscsi1 7       5006048ad53192dc,270000000000000 Enabled
hdisk23 fscsi2 8       50060482d53192c3,270000000000000 Enabled
hdisk23 fscsi2 9       5006048ad53192c3,270000000000000 Enabled
hdisk23 fscsi3 10      50060482d53192d3,270000000000000 Enabled
hdisk23 fscsi3 11      5006048ad53192d3,270000000000000 Enabled


4 paths are failed.... and we are removing the 4 paths



for disk in `lspv |awk '{ print $1 }'`
do
for path in `lspath -l $disk -F "status connection" |grep Failed |awk '{ print $2 }'`
do
echo $disk
rmpath -l $disk -w $path -d
done
done