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AIX Logical Volume Question
Hi All,

There is AIX server which has 2 internal disks running the OS and 8 external disks on a RAID array with RAID 5. My question - is there a way to check which are the logical volumes and file system configured on this RAID array
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if you have the volume group the array is defined on, just issue a lsvg -l {VGNAME}
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Your RAID should appear as a single hdisk device. Issue 'lspv -l <hdisk> to get a list with all LVs on this PV and their distribution.

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