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4 Weeks Ago
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disk attributes from HMC
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Is there a way to determine the attributes of the disks installed in a system p box through HMC? (Like disk type and capacity) Thanks in advance Bala |
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Thanks for responding Zxmaus.
Seems you are right.. Could not find any way |
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