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Understanding the dm-multipath Configuration file /etc/multipath.conf The main configuration file for DM-Multipath is /etc/multipath.conf . This file is not created by the initial installation of the RPM package. However, the following file is installed in the /usr/share/doc/device-mapper-multipath-[version] directory: multipath.conf – Basic configuration file with some examples for DM-Multipath. This file is used to create the /etc/multipath.conf file. Sample /etc/multipath.conf file The multipath.conf file contains the following sections, and each section contains one or more attributes or subsections. Section Description defaults Defines the default settings for DM-Multipath. These settings can be overwritten by the devices and multipaths sections. blacklist Defines the devices to be excluded from the multipath topology discovery. Devices that are blacklisted are not grouped into a multipath device. blacklist_exceptions Defines the devices to ...
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