To folks who use VxVM Extensively, here's a script that displays all Diskgroups, volumes, their sizes and if they're mounted and where. I also have it as an attachment.
Am sure a Perl Wiz should be able to re-write this and make it faster/more efficient but it does work for me:
#!/bin/ksh
#
# dginfo
# Show a server's VxVM Configuration and Layout
#
echo "DGINFO - VxVM Summator v 1.0 Dec. 2005"
echo "VxVM - All Versions"
echo "AITS Unix"
DGLIST=`vxdg list|awk '{print $1}'|grep -v "NAME"`
echo
echo "VxVM Summary for Server `hostname` @ `date`"
echo
for DG in $DGLIST;do
# Get Total Allocations
SIZE=`vxprint -ht -g $DG|grep ^dm|awk '{s+=$6}END{printf "%8.2f",s/1024/1024}'`
FREE=`vxdg -g $DG free|grep -v DISK|awk '{s+=$5}END{printf "%8.2f",s/1024/1024}'`
printf "DG: %-20s Capacity: %7.2f GB Free: %7.2f GB\n" $DG $SIZE $FREE
echo "=========================================================================="
vxprint -ht -g $DG|grep ^v|grep -v dcl|awk '{print $2,$6}'|while read vol size;do
fs=`mount -p|grep -w /dev/vx/dsk/$DG/$vol|awk '{print $2}'`
printf "VOL: %-20s %10d GB. %30s\n" $vol $((size/1024/1024)) $fs
done
printf "\n"
done
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