Resolving LUN visibility issues
If you know which Xsan system is affected, follow these steps:
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- Restart the affected computer. 

- Check the configuration of the Fibre Channel switch to be sure the SAN components are in the same Fibre Channel zone. 

- See this article. 

Identifying affected systems
If you are not sure which Xsan system is affected, check for computers with errors in Xsan Admin's computers pane. Alternatively, you can refer to the volume log (also known as "cvlog") in Xsan Admin, or by searching the cvlog file at this path on the metadata controller:

/Library/Logs/Xsan/data/Volume_Name/log/cvlog
On Xsan metadata controllers running Mac OS X 10.6.8 and earlier, the cvlog file can be found at this path:

/Library/Filesystems/Xsan/data/Volume_Name/log/cvlog
In the volume log, look for the most recent occurrence of the "Disk Stripe Group DOWN" alert message. Then, look for a log entry above this line which has the same timestamp, same node number, and contains the words "Client Login". This line tells you the IP address or hostname of the affected system. You should see output such as this:

[0825 08:37:12] 0xabcdef01 (Info) Node [42] [xsanclient1.example.com:55045] Client Login (active 3).
[0825 08:37:12] 0xabcdef01 (Warning) [Node 42] Disk Stripe Group 1 is DOWN for this client. # disks 2 unitmap[1] 0xfffff partaccess 0x1

In the example output shown above, the first line shows that the affected system (Node 42) has a hostname of "xsanclient1.example.com".
Once you know which system is affected, follow the steps in the "Resolving LUN visibility issues" section above.
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Fibre Channel issues can prevent an Xsan client from seeing LUNs. If the client can't see all of an Xsan volume's data LUNs, the client will be unable to mount the Xsan volume. Each time the client tries to mount the volume, the Xsan volume log will show a "Client Login" line with a new node number followed by one or more "Disk Stripe Group n is DOWN" messages. The number "n" indicates which stripe group has missing LUN(s).