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cmd:sanboot [2017/03/26 13:32]
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 You can optionally specify a [[:​sanuri|SAN target URI]] that will be automatically attached as the specified SAN drive before booting is attempted. ​ This drive will be automatically detached if booting then fails, unless the ''​%%--keep%%''​ option is specified. You can optionally specify a [[:​sanuri|SAN target URI]] that will be automatically attached as the specified SAN drive before booting is attempted. ​ This drive will be automatically detached if booting then fails, unless the ''​%%--keep%%''​ option is specified.
  
-You can create a multipath SAN device by specifying multiple SAN target URIs.  iPXE will use whichever SAN target responds first, and will retry all URIs if the original SAN target fails for any reason. ​ You must ensure that all SAN URIs in a multipath SAN device point to the same underlying SAN disk.+You can create a multipath SAN device by specifying multiple SAN target URIs.  iPXE will use whichever SAN target responds first, and will retry all URIs if the original SAN target fails for any reason. ​ You must ensure that all SAN URIs in a multipath SAN device point to the same underlying SAN drive.
  
 If you wish to attach to multiple independent SAN drives, then you must use the ''​[[:​cmd:​sanhook]]''​ command to attach each non-boot drive individually. If you wish to attach to multiple independent SAN drives, then you must use the ''​[[:​cmd:​sanhook]]''​ command to attach each non-boot drive individually.
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