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тАО02-06-2002 02:05 AM
тАО02-06-2002 02:05 AM
SAN and DAS Devices differenciation
Hi All,
We have Virtual Array 7100 connected directly to a HP-UX server on one HBA connected through Fibre optic cable.
Also, on another HBA, we have conneted to a Brocade FC-AL. From the switch we have exported few LUNS to this server.
I am seeing all the LUNS, both from DAS and also the SAN.
Is there anyway we can differenciate between the two by use of any commands, tools etc. I am developing a SAN application in which I need to build a schematic diagram depicting the various devices which are connected to this HP server.
We have Virtual Array 7100 connected directly to a HP-UX server on one HBA connected through Fibre optic cable.
Also, on another HBA, we have conneted to a Brocade FC-AL. From the switch we have exported few LUNS to this server.
I am seeing all the LUNS, both from DAS and also the SAN.
Is there anyway we can differenciate between the two by use of any commands, tools etc. I am developing a SAN application in which I need to build a schematic diagram depicting the various devices which are connected to this HP server.
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тАО02-06-2002 02:25 AM
тАО02-06-2002 02:25 AM
Re: SAN and DAS Devices differenciation
ioscan -fn will show you different hardwarepathes.
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тАО02-06-2002 10:16 AM
тАО02-06-2002 10:16 AM
Re: SAN and DAS Devices differenciation
Have you tried xstm?
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тАО02-21-2002 04:19 AM
тАО02-21-2002 04:19 AM
Re: SAN and DAS Devices differenciation
Hi ,
Thanks for all your mails.
The devices which are displayes in the ioscan command shows all the disks which are visible by the HP-UX system.
We have used a combination of ioscan command and other SNMP based tools to find out the information about a storage device.
The problem has been resolved now.
Thanks once again for all your inputs.
Regards,
Sukant
Thanks for all your mails.
The devices which are displayes in the ioscan command shows all the disks which are visible by the HP-UX system.
We have used a combination of ioscan command and other SNMP based tools to find out the information about a storage device.
The problem has been resolved now.
Thanks once again for all your inputs.
Regards,
Sukant
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