A host-based logical volume manager is used to migrate data from an old array to a newer one. The storage administrator has completed the physical connections, zoning, and masking, but the storage vol

Changing the HBA driver topology configuration is typically for initial setup or specific performance tuning, not the immediate next step for discovering newly masked volumes.

There is no indication of a failed HBA; physical connections, zoning, and masking were completed, implying the HBA is functional.

Running fcping tests Fibre Channel connectivity, but the problem states physical connections, zoning, and masking are complete, implying basic FC connectivity is established; the issue is volume visibility at the host level.

A bus rescan forces the host's operating system to re-enumerate its storage controllers and attached devices. This action allows the host to detect and recognize the newly presented storage volumes from the new array, making them visible to the host's logical volume manager.