EMC HELP

[Nobody's Hero]

Anyone out there use an EMC symm box? I have a 3930. I need to find out which port my HP15 box is using on the symm. Any commands available to check this?

[harry d brown jr]

inq ??

I don't have access to any symm's but when I did I used to use inq to get info.

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harry d brown jr

[Jeff Schussele]

Hi Robert,

The command to use is syminq
Ours is installed in /opt/emc/SYMCLI/V5.0.0/bin - yours may be different.
Attached is it's man page as a txt file.

HTH,
Jeff

[Geoff Wild]

ALl the EMC commands should be in:

/usr/symcli/bin

Depending on version of EMC software - inq was replaced with the syminq commmand.

If you have ECC OE, then you can use that GUI to find out port. (You mean FA on the frame right?)



Rgds...Geoff

[Rick Garland]

The syminq command, or inq if using an earlier version of symcli.

Tells you FA, DA, and disk info as well.

[Rick Garland]

The syminq command, or inq if using an earlier version of symcli.

Tells you FA, DA, and disk info as well.

Also check out the symcfg command.

[Tim Nelson · Accepted solution]

symcfg list -connections
works great also. Shows all servers and their connections.

sympd list
will also ID the FA, although only one of a multipath