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04-24-2013 02:12 AM - last edited on 04-24-2013 07:15 PM by Maiko-I
04-24-2013 02:12 AM - last edited on 04-24-2013 07:15 PM by Maiko-I
what's the command to get WWN (world wide LUN name) for disk in Asianix (like redhat)?
about 10 disks are presented to a host,
but only 8 disks used.
now the other 2 disks need to be removed , to present to another host.
so, now , to find out which are the 2 disks unused, must find out the WWN (world wide LUN name) ?
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04-25-2013 02:48 AM
04-25-2013 02:48 AM
Re: get WWN (world wide LUN name) for disk in Asianix (like redhat)
it works. thank you.
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