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Finding SAN Lun's on Linux.
Am trying to differentiate between the local disks and LUN's presented from SAN onto the server. Have Tried fdisk -l, however I quite cudn't differentiate the local disks from SAN presented LUN's.
Can you pls. let me know the procedure and commands to find this. OS - RHEL 4 SAN - EMC Clariion CX 600 Thanks, Murali. |
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