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Old 07-02-2017
You can review the "List of OUIs commonly seen as WWN Company Identifiers" in Wikipedia

in your case

Code:
00:60:B0 Hewlett-Packard - Integrity and HP9000 servers. WWIDs begin with 5006.0b0
00:11:0A Hewlett-Packard - ProLiant servers. Formerly Compaq. WWIDs begin with 5001.10a
00:01:FE Hewlett-Packard - EVA disk arrays. Formerly Digital Equipment Corporation. WWIDs begin with 5000.1fe1 or 6000.1fe1
00:17:A4 Hewlett-Packard - MSL tape libraries. Formerly Global Data Services. WWIDs begin with 200x.0017.a4
00:60:16 EMC Corporation, for CLARiiON/VNX
00:60:48 EMC Corporation, for Symmetrix DMX
00:00:97 EMC Corporation, for Symmetrix VMAX

the code 01FE have references to EVA storage, the rest of WWN must be related the system serial number and the port used to map storage to servers, only need review these values on the administration console or may be in the SAN Switches.

I hope that this can be useful for you
 
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dpm-modifyfs

DPM-MODIFYFS(1) 					    DPM Administrator Commands						   DPM-MODIFYFS(1)

NAME

       dpm-modifyfs - modify the parameters of a disk pool filesystem

SYNOPSIS

       dpm-modifyfs --server fs_server --fs fs_name [ --st status ] [ --weight weight ] [ --help ]

DESCRIPTION

       dpm-modifyfs modifies the parameters of a disk pool filesystem.

       This command requires ADMIN privilege.

OPTIONS

       server specifies the host name of the disk server where this filesystem is mounted.

       fs     specifies the mount point of the dedicated filesystem.

       status New  status  of  this filesystem. It can be set to 0 (enabled read/write) or DISABLED or RDONLY.	This can be either alphanumeric or
	      the corresponding numeric value.

       weight specifies the weight of the filesystem. This is used during the filesystem selection. The value must be positive.  It is recommended
	      to use a value lower than 10.

EXAMPLE

	    dpm-modifyfs --server sehost --fs /data --st RDONLY

EXIT STATUS

       This program returns 0 if the operation was successful or >0 if the operation failed.

SEE ALSO

       dpm(1), dpm_modifyfs(3)

LCG
								      $Date$							   DPM-MODIFYFS(1)