Re: Autoraid 12H LUN identification

From: Robert Klute (robert_klute_removethis_at_hp.com)
Date: 09/29/05

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    Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 00:40:38 GMT
    
    

    On 28 Sep 2005 07:20:58 -0700, "Adman" <ad_man620@yahoo.com> wrote:

    >How do I determine which disk is assigned to each array? If I execute
    >an ioscan I can retrieve the hardware path and /dev/dsk number and if I
    >execute arraydsp -a the SCSI path is not displayed. Therefore I do not
    >know how to associate a hardware path with an array serial number. Any
    >help would be GREATLY appreciated.

    You can use the arraylog command. By displaying the event log by disk
    path you can match it up to displaying it by S/N.

    # arraydsp -i
    Arrays known to the ARMServer:
       Array with S/N: 000000057646 Alias: HELLO
    # ioscan -funC disk
    Class I H/W Path Driver S/W State H/W Type Description
    ======================================================================
    disk 0 8/4.1.0 sdisk CLAIMED DEVICE HP C5447A
                             /dev/dsk/c0t1d0 /dev/rdsk/c0t1d0
    :
    :

    # arraylog -e /dev/rdsk/c0t1d0

    Controller X Vendor ID = HP
    Controller X Product ID = C5447A
    Controller X Firmware = 6D07200118
    Controller X Serial Number = R78AAD9440571111

    Primary Controller = Y
    Controller Y Vendor ID = HP
    Controller Y Product ID = C5447A
    Controller Y Firmware = 6D07200118
    Controller Y Serial Number = R78AAD9439501111
    No Events in Log

    # arraydsp -i
    Arrays known to the ARMServer:
       Array with S/N: 000000057646

    # arraylog -e 000000057646

    Controller X Vendor ID = HP
    Controller X Product ID = C5447A
    Controller X Firmware = 6D07200118
    Controller X Serial Number = R78AAD9440571111

    Primary Controller = Y
    Controller Y Vendor ID = HP
    Controller Y Product ID = C5447A
    Controller Y Firmware = 6D07200118
    Controller Y Serial Number = R78AAD9439501111
    No Events in Log

    -----------------------------------

    Cute trick to find physical array:

    # arraydsp -i
    Arrays known to the ARMServer:
       Array with S/N: 000000057646
    # arraymgr -D HELLO 000000057646
    Set Alias Name to HELLO

    Now go to the arrays. The 2nd line of the LCD display on Array
    000000057676 will say HELLO.

    Robert Klute
    Cupertino Solution Center
    Hewlett-Packard Company
    -----
    The opinions are those of the poster, not the company.


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