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Old 01-05-2008, 08:32 AM
etiennebu@hotmail.com
 
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Hi

I am configuring an old ess shark for a DR project. I have created a
bunch of luns and installed sdd. Essentially I am trying to get the
size of the disks from aix that I have created. I can't seem to map the
disk from aix to the disk on the ess. Can anyone advise

lsattr -El hdisk6 or lscfg -vp -p hdisk6 doesn't show this information

[rs001s001] ibm2105 # lsattr -El hdisk6
PR_key_value none Reserve Key True
lun_reset_spt yes Support SCSI LUN reset True
max_transfer 0x40000 N/A True
pvid none Physical volume identifier False
q_type simple Queuing TYPE True
queue_depth 20 Queue DEPTH True
reserve_policy single_path Reserve Policy True
rw_timeout 45 READ/WRITE time out value True
scbsy_dly 20 delay in seconds for SCSI BUSY True
start_timeout 180 START unit time out value True
[rs001s001] ibm2105 # lscfg -vp -l hdisk6
hdisk6 U0.3-P1-I11/Z1-A1 IBM 2105F20

Manufacturer................IBM
Machine Type and Model......2105F20
Serial Number...............60115676
EC Level.....................693
Device Specific.(Z0)........11
Device Specific.(Z1)........0025
Device Specific.(Z2)........0075
Device Specific.(Z3)........21400
Device Specific.(Z4)........05
Device Specific.(Z5)........00


PLATFORM SPECIFIC

Name: sd
Node: sd
Device Type: block


Thanks in advance

Steven

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Old 01-05-2008, 08:32 AM
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Default Re: ess disk

What about lspv hdisk6?

HTH,
Pete's

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Old 01-05-2008, 08:32 AM
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Default Re: ess disk

If you install:

ibmpfe.essutil.fibre.data
ibmpfe.essutil.rte

It will give you the command lssdd (as well as others) which can be
helpful. These commands do not yet support the DS8100 (which we also
have).

Also another command that works in either environment is:

datapath query essmap

John


etienn...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am configuring an old ess shark for a DR project. I have created a
> bunch of luns and installed sdd. Essentially I am trying to get the
> size of the disks from aix that I have created. I can't seem to map the
> disk from aix to the disk on the ess. Can anyone advise
>
> lsattr -El hdisk6 or lscfg -vp -p hdisk6 doesn't show this information
>
> [rs001s001] ibm2105 # lsattr -El hdisk6
> PR_key_value none Reserve Key True
> lun_reset_spt yes Support SCSI LUN reset True
> max_transfer 0x40000 N/A True
> pvid none Physical volume identifier False
> q_type simple Queuing TYPE True
> queue_depth 20 Queue DEPTH True
> reserve_policy single_path Reserve Policy True
> rw_timeout 45 READ/WRITE time out value True
> scbsy_dly 20 delay in seconds for SCSI BUSY True
> start_timeout 180 START unit time out value True
> [rs001s001] ibm2105 # lscfg -vp -l hdisk6
> hdisk6 U0.3-P1-I11/Z1-A1 IBM 2105F20
>
> Manufacturer................IBM
> Machine Type and Model......2105F20
> Serial Number...............60115676
> EC Level.....................693
> Device Specific.(Z0)........11
> Device Specific.(Z1)........0025
> Device Specific.(Z2)........0075
> Device Specific.(Z3)........21400
> Device Specific.(Z4)........05
> Device Specific.(Z5)........00
>
>
> PLATFORM SPECIFIC
>
> Name: sd
> Node: sd
> Device Type: block
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Steven


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Old 01-05-2008, 08:32 AM
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Default Re: ess disk

Hi

Found

bootinfo -s hdisk6

This gives the size

Will look at installing the ess utils as well

Thanks

Steven

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