Sun Traffic Manager not managing 2 QLC controllers

Question

We have a V440 solaris 9, latest patch cluster and storedge traffic manager 4.4 with patches. 2 Sun QLC single channel controllers each see the same SAN disks via brocade switches.
Why wont Traffic Manager create pseudo controller details in /dev/rdsk & /dev/dsk? I have checked fp.conf, scsi_vhci.conf, qlc.conf for mpxio_disable="no" etc
reboot -- -r messages show multipathing enabled, auto failback enabled.
Help! Suggestions for further checks and gotchas
stmsboot -L shows the correct associations so somewhere STMS is not enabled but I cannot figure it out.
The local scsi boot disks are not dual pathed, they are mirrored. Running stmsboot -e errors immediately refering to the root mirror.

Answer 1

connected, configured, failed or failing, indicates that one ore more devices could not be accessed to complete the configure process
during boot.
Keep in mind, that if you turn on STMS, and you have only one path, it will still create the pseudo device path for fibre-channel devices.
So work with only the one-path model for now.
Try:
cfgadm -c unconfigure c3::50060e8003286f10
cfgadm -c unconfigure c4::50060e8003286f00
devfsadm -Cv
make sure that the the above WWPNs do NOT appear in the /etc/cfg/fp/fabric_WWN_map
init 6
Now there is one caviate that I forgot to ask you about earlier, there are certain array makes that require an entry in the scsi_vhci.conf. If your array is not a Sun Branded array, Hitachi,
or LSI-Logic array, it may require the "symmetric-option". Take a moment to evaluate this before performing the "init 6" above.
Once the system is init 6'd, take a look at
cfgadm -o show_FCP_dev -al
Do you see all the luns, and are they in the unconfigured, unknown state?
If so, configure only one of the paths. If possible have a "tail -f /var/adm/messages" running in another terminal window. This will show you the messages that occur during the configure. If you get some WARNINGs, I'd suggest taking a look a the lun masking/security on the array. If no warning, check format, you should see your paths!!
Another question is if you turn STMS off, are all the paths able to configure successfully, and can they be seen in format with:
cNtWWPNdN