Lsblk -f output

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The output with lsblk -f looks like this.

It also shows more than once on other discs on the server, is this a problem?

Also, is it normal for local discs on the server to appear as mpath?

sdz
├─sdz1      ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2
└─mpathf
  └─mpathf1 ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2   /otp
sdan
├─sdan1     ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2
└─mpathf
  └─mpathf1 ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2   /otp
  
  
sds
├─sds1      ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2
└─mpathf
  └─mpathf1 ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2   /otp
sdag
├─sdag1     ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2
└─mpathf
  └─mpathf1 ext3               503b1fe8-45e1-4f1f-6db5-2c19994e2df2   /otp
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I think this is normal; disks are shown under each discovered path.

man lsblk
suggests an extra option
lsblk -E WWN -f

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