How do I determine which device files reference which HP-PB card?

[Peter Floyd_1]

I recently installed two new HP-PB cards into my K460 box. However, it was in
the wee hours of the morning and like a complete idiot...I did not take notice
of what device files were already there. Obviously, when the system rebooted,
it added device files to support my new cards, however, I am unsure which files
these are. Does anyone know how to determine this?

Thanks in advance.

[Melvyn Burnard_1]

The HP-PB cards themselves will not have device files.
If you want to see where they are, do an ioscan -fn, and look for the devices
labelled 28696A, ethese are the HP-PB F&W cards.
The only device files you will see are those of any devices attached to these
cards.

[Anthony Goonetilleke_1]

Generally though if you want to find the device file names of a device, you can
do something like this

ioscan -fnH

replace with the hardware path of the device

[Ronnie Coffin_1]

You can also use the "lssf" command to determine what the device file is for.

-Ronnie

[Steve White_8]

If you open the back door of the server you will see a hardware listing on the
right side of the unit. This will give the hardware addressing of the system.
You may see 10/4/16 as a hardware path for a HP-PB NIC. If you find you cannot
see the cards you added, it may be because the slots you installed double high
cards i.e. F/W SCSI controller require you to buy a bus converter chip. This is
for a K-class server.