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тАО09-30-2009 05:02 AM
тАО09-30-2009 05:02 AM
vgid & netapp
Hi
How to change a vgid on netapp after a flexvol restore ?
on HP and EVA i use :
typeset -i indice=0
typeset -i n=0
echo "#INFO /softs/utils/evainfo_hpux11_23_IA"
while [ "${WWLUN_ID[$n]}" != "" ]
do
SPF_RAW[$indice]=$(/softs/utils/evainfo_hpux11_23_IA -w ${WWLUN_ID[$n]} -f csv | cut -f1 -d "," | tail -1)
let n=n+1
let indice=indice+1
done
What is the equal command for a netapp ?
thanks a lot
How to change a vgid on netapp after a flexvol restore ?
on HP and EVA i use :
typeset -i indice=0
typeset -i n=0
echo "#INFO /softs/utils/evainfo_hpux11_23_IA"
while [ "${WWLUN_ID[$n]}" != "" ]
do
SPF_RAW[$indice]=$(/softs/utils/evainfo_hpux11_23_IA -w ${WWLUN_ID[$n]} -f csv | cut -f1 -d "," | tail -1)
let n=n+1
let indice=indice+1
done
What is the equal command for a netapp ?
thanks a lot
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тАО09-30-2009 05:23 AM
тАО09-30-2009 05:23 AM
Re: vgid & netapp
I don't know much about the EVAs so I don't know what kind of output is generated by evainfo but the NetApp software is usually installed under /opt and the command to get all the information that you need from the LUNs is "sanlun". There are manual pages as well.
Something like
sanlun lun show -v -d /dev/rdsk/cXtYdZ
will give you a lot of information including the WWN.
Something like
sanlun lun show -v -d /dev/rdsk/cXtYdZ
will give you a lot of information including the WWN.
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тАО09-30-2009 05:33 AM
тАО09-30-2009 05:33 AM
Re: vgid & netapp
hi
this is the result of my command
sanlun lun show -v -d /dev/rdisk/disk93
filer: lun-pathname device filename adapter protocol lun size lun state
SS-Netapp-B: /vol/FlexVol_Restore/HPUXmyresteredlun /dev/rdisk/disk93 0 FCP 300.0g (322163441664) GOOD
Serial number: W-BvCZSARaOb
Controller FCP nodename:500a0980890acf78 Controller FCP portname:500a0981890acf78
Controller adapter name: 0d
Controller IP address: 55.254.02.05
55.254.03.34
172.16.04.34
172.15.02.02
Controller volume name:FlexVol_Restore FSID:0x796dbc7
Controller qtree name:/vol/FlexVol_Restore ID:0x0
Controller snapshot name: ID:0x0
it is correct ?
this is the result of my command
sanlun lun show -v -d /dev/rdisk/disk93
filer: lun-pathname device filename adapter protocol lun size lun state
SS-Netapp-B: /vol/FlexVol_Restore/HPUXmyresteredlun /dev/rdisk/disk93 0 FCP 300.0g (322163441664) GOOD
Serial number: W-BvCZSARaOb
Controller FCP nodename:500a0980890acf78 Controller FCP portname:500a0981890acf78
Controller adapter name: 0d
Controller IP address: 55.254.02.05
55.254.03.34
172.16.04.34
172.15.02.02
Controller volume name:FlexVol_Restore FSID:0x796dbc7
Controller qtree name:/vol/FlexVol_Restore ID:0x0
Controller snapshot name: ID:0x0
it is correct ?
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тАО09-30-2009 05:58 AM
тАО09-30-2009 05:58 AM
Re: vgid & netapp
What kind of information do you need? I think the wwn is shown as portname
You can try the "sanlun lun show all" command to get a listing of the LUNs and then if the WWNs are not in this listing you can rerun the command for each LUN.
You can try the "sanlun lun show all" command to get a listing of the LUNs and then if the WWNs are not in this listing you can rerun the command for each LUN.
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