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Operating Systems AIX Please share the command to get flash doms on AIX
# 8  
Old 04-23-2014
Below is the output from the server:

Code:
lsdev -Ccdisk
hdisk0 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk1 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk2 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk3 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk4 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk5 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk6 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk7 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk8 Available  Virtual SCSI Disk Drive

Do you want me to login to VIOS and check the same thing for these lpar?

Best regards,
Vishal

---------- Post updated 04-23-14 at 04:56 AM ---------- Previous update was 04-22-14 at 07:55 PM ----------

Below is the output of this command form vios:



Code:
amdc-mgts31vio-ux00: root [/]> lsdev -Cc disk
hdisk0   Available 02-08-00 SAS Disk Drive
hdisk1   Available 02-08-00 SAS Disk Drive
hdisk2   Available 01-00-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk3   Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk4   Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk5   Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk6   Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk7   Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk8   Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk9   Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk10  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk11  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk12  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk13  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk14  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk15  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk16  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk17  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk18  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk19  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk20  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk21  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk22  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk23  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk24  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk25  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk26  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk27  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk28  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk29  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk30  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk31  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk32  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk33  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk34  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk35  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk36  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk37  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk38  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk39  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk40  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk41  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk42  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk43  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk44  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk45  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk46  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk47  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk48  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk49  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk50  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk51  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk52  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk53  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk54  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk55  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk56  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk57  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk58  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk59  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk60  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk61  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk62  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk63  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk64  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk65  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk66  Available 0B-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk67  Available 0B-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk68  Available 0B-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk69  Available 0B-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk70  Available 0B-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk71  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk72  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk73  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk74  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk75  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk76  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk77  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk78  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk79  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk80  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk81  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk82  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk83  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk84  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk85  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk86  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk87  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk88  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk89  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk90  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk91  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk92  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk93  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk94  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk95  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk96  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk97  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk98  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk99  Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk100 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk101 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk102 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk103 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk104 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk105 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk106 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk107 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk108 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk109 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk110 Available 01-01-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk111 Available 01-00-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk112 Available 01-00-02 MPIO FC 2145
hdisk113 Available 01-00-02 MPIO FC 2145

Best regards,
Vishal
# 9  
Old 04-23-2014
I see no SSD here. Are they all hidden in the SAN? If that is the case, then you have to go to the SAN and see what comprises the LUNs it offers to the VIO server.

You may need to use lsmap on the VIO servers to connect each LV (as the VIO sees them) to the hdisks on the user LPAR.



Robin
Last edited by rbatte1; 04-23-2014 at 10:20 AM.. Reason: Spelling of SSD
# 10  
Old 04-23-2014
2145 are SVC's (an inline virtualization), have you asked the storage admin whether they have SSD's (storage array) connected to same SAN as this one? I hope they are NOT playing mix and match on SAS's and SSD's.

I don't know why but I still believe they are all SAS disks.
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rbatte1
# 11  
Old 04-24-2014
Sorry this is partial/noob answer and nothing harm. But i will check like this.,,

datapath query essmap | grep hdisk4

You will get Which RAID it is from.

Then ask your Storage Person whether this RAIDX is SSD or not.
# 12  
Old 04-24-2014
@Thala
1st thing 1st, do you think ESS has any disk model type 2145? (or for matter 2076)
Also, do you think any command for ESS storage work on SVC?

If I consider, this to be true (which I don't), do you think SVC will give you RAID type? Is it not a logical LUN, carved out of one or more mdisk.

Can you explain me this please.
# 13  
Old 04-28-2014
Oh sorry I didnt notice 2145 !!!
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