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04-07-2015 06:45 AM
04-07-2015 06:45 AM
Hi there!
Is there any way to check / list all associated volumes of a volume collection?
As Example:
I got two volumes vol1 and vol2
Both are member of the volume collection VolColl.
Can I get the members of VolColl via CLI? So that the output would be:
vol1
vol2
If seen the commands "vol --list" and "volcoll --list" but both show not that thing that I am searching.
Any one a idea?
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04-08-2015 02:58 AM
04-08-2015 02:58 AM
SolutionHi Nim,
Using the following command will provide a comma separated list of volumes belonging to the specified volume collection:
volcoll --info name | grep 'Associated volumes:'
So for your example, entering the following command:
volcoll --info VolColl | grep 'Associated volumes:'
Will produce a single line of output as follows:
Associated volumes: vol1, vol2