Just to be sure I did a cross check on my lpar:

Cleaning my system to get an empty condition at the start
sudo chzdev zfcp-lun --all --disable --force
sudo chzdev zfcp-host --all --disable --force
sudo chzdev zfcp --all --disable --force

Now it looks like the one from Thorsten:

ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ lscss |grep 1732/03
0.0.e000 0.0.0d4d  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e001 0.0.0d4e  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e002 0.0.0d4f  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e003 0.0.0d50  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e004 0.0.0d51  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e005 0.0.0d52  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e006 0.0.0d53  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e007 0.0.0d54  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e008 0.0.0d55  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e009 0.0.0d56  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e00a 0.0.0d57  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e00b 0.0.0d58  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e00c 0.0.0d59  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e00d 0.0.0d5a  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e00e 0.0.0d5b  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e00f 0.0.0d5c  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   20000000 00000000 
0.0.e100 0.0.0d5d  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e101 0.0.0d5e  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e102 0.0.0d5f  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e103 0.0.0d60  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e104 0.0.0d61  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e105 0.0.0d62  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e106 0.0.0d63  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e107 0.0.0d64  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e108 0.0.0d65  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e109 0.0.0d66  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e10a 0.0.0d67  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e10b 0.0.0d68  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e10c 0.0.0d69  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e10d 0.0.0d6a  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e10e 0.0.0d6b  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
0.0.e10f 0.0.0d6c  1732/03 1731/03      80  80  ff   21000000 00000000 
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ lsluns -a
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ lsmod |grep scsi_dh


Then following Thorstens guide to trigger on live system
1. the one without alua being ok:
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ sudo chccwdev -e 0.0.e000
Setting device 0.0.e000 online
Done
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ lszfcp -D
0.0.e000/0x50050763061b16b6/0x4024400200000000 1:0:0:1073889316
0.0.e000/0x50050763061b16b6/0x4024400300000000 1:0:0:1073954852
0.0.e000/0x50050763060b16b6/0x4024400200000000 1:0:1:1073889316
0.0.e000/0x50050763060b16b6/0x4024400300000000 1:0:1:1073954852

2. the one after loading alua with issues:
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ sudo modprobe scsi_dh_alua
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ lsmod |grep scsi_dh
scsi_dh_alua           20480  0
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ sudo chccwdev -e e100
Setting device 0.0.e100 online
Done
ubuntu@s1lp5:~$ lszfcp -D
0.0.e000/0x50050763061b16b6/0x4024400200000000 1:0:0:1073889316
0.0.e000/0x50050763061b16b6/0x4024400300000000 1:0:0:1073954852
0.0.e000/0x50050763060b16b6/0x4024400200000000 1:0:1:1073889316
0.0.e000/0x50050763060b16b6/0x4024400300000000 1:0:1:1073954852
0.0.e100/0x50050763061b16b6/0x4024400200000000 0:0:0:1073889316
0.0.e100/0x50050763061b16b6/0x4024400300000000 0:0:0:1073954852
0.0.e100/0x50050763060b16b6/0x4024400200000000 0:0:1:1073889316
0.0.e100/0x50050763060b16b6/0x4024400300000000 0:0:1:1073954852


dmesg also good with alua on for the second adapter being enabled => 
http://paste.ubuntu.com/15951140/

So I can confirm Stefans summary.

Thorsten please try to reproduce on a fully updated system, if not
resolved for you we have to start to sort out the remaining differences
in our environment.

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