Solaris 8 SFS 4.4.13 mpxio question

I have a 25k domain running Sol 8 02/04 with two qlc 2340 HBAs attached to two cisco 9509s getting a single lun from a netapp fas.
I installed the OS, added the latest recommended patch cluster, then installed SFS 4.4.13. The netapp lun is presented to each of the HBA paths, with the hope to use mpxio across all 4 HBA connections. I can see all the devices at this point, but I cannot get them under traffic manager control, they just have the typical dev paths and not the vhci paths you would expect.
I ran a cfgadm -c configure on them and luxadm comes back looking good. I am concerned that I might not have the correct entries in my kernel/drv/scsi_vhci.conf I am not booting from this lun, the system has a seperate local attached S3100.
So, in a nutshell, I have 4 paths ( 8 with the dual paths on the netapps pri/failover ) to a single lun, and want to bind them into one virtual path. Has anyone run in a similar config, and does anyone have an example of the files I need to edit that is specific to a "NETAPP LUN" device (section of vhci.conf etc) as reported by luxadm inquiry?
tia
Edited by: mpulliam on Dec 16, 2009 2:13 PM

Update:
I shutdown the domain, pulled the boot disk, and replaced it with a clean drive. I built the system with Solaris 10 05/08 then patched with the latest reccomended patch cluster. My HBA is a Qlogic 2342 connecting to Cisco 9509 switches connected to a NetApp fas box (not 100% sure on the model atm, but very high end).
I configured the same lun I had on the solaris 8 box then mounted it up. All my data files are intact so I began some testing to see if the performance was any different.
I ran several timed sequential 10Gb writes and hit a max throughput of about 170Mb a sec on the lun. This is rather sad really, as it's not even hitting 2Gb FC speeds. I really punished the system with several parallel 10Gb writes, 10Gb reads, and 4k writes and reads. I never really achieved more than about 15k IOPs to the lun, and never exceded peak 190Mb a second. Under the heavy load the device queue really stacked up. The filesystem is UFS on the lun.
We're going to try some different lun setups on the netapp to increase spindle count, but I'm really not sure it will help in any way.
Does anyone have any experience with a similar setup? Perhaps changing settings in the qlogic driver conf, like frame size perhaps? How about any ideas to peg down the performance culprit (server, switch, storage)?
tia

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