Detecting RSS sets on HP EVA8000 devices

[TomEVAinfant]

hello all, newbie here

is there a simple enough process whereby I can detect the RSS sets that exist? For instance, We have many EVA8000 devices and on some of them I know we have duplicate disks on same enclosures. I need to start moving disks to rectify this but I want an overall picture of what the situation is on all 3 of our EVA's before I start. I have in my memory banks that I once was able to "blink" a disk and have it locate its RSS set partnets but for the life of me I cannot find how to do it.

Any thoughts?

Tom

[Víctor Cespón · Accepted solution]

The display of the RSS state was removed on XCS 6.000 and on recent Command View versions.
You can extract the information with SSSU, running:

LS DISK FULL

Look for rssindex and rssid

There are tools that draw a picture from the SSSU output, but I'm now aware of any currently public.

[TomEVAinfant]

Thank you for that and for the immediate contact. I shall see what I get.

[Uwe Zessin]

The output of "LS" (and the former "SHOW") commands have been a moving target. It's much better to work with the XML output (e.g. "ls disk full xml").

I gave some information for getting started in this thread:
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1247567

If you can get the XML output of "ls disk full xml" + "ls disk_group full xml" and attach it as .TXT files or in a .ZIP archive I will try to create a report.

[Emad Omar]

Hi Uwe,

I need to provide me the command to convert the xml file to a graphical view using Log Parser 2.2
I'm confused and need your help.

Regards,

[NXS]

hello you can use this

http://command view server ip:2372/fieldservice