Solaris

I understand that fcinfo hba-port should show information(WWN, HBA vendor, etc..) but my result show "No adapter found". If I used grep -i 'version' /var/adm/messages* then I see my installed HBA (QLogic FCode at 2.00.09).. I am wondering why and what I had failed to install?
Thanks in advance. Y4Net.

Kindly post the o/p of:
"uname -a" and "grep -i 'version' /var/adm/messages"

If you 'qlogic from sun' or simple qlogic?
you can check it with command 'prtdiag -v' or 'cat /etc/path_to_inst'
in result:
qla - qlogic hba from qlogic
qlc - qlogic hba from sun

hba with sun firmware will be added in system automaticly, hba with qlogic firmware need driver ( but it a possible to change this firmware to sun-firmware).

Drivers will be found here QLogic Driver Download

Thanks for replying. I am aware that I can use /usr/sbin/prtconf -vp |grep 'Qlogic'; modinfo, prtdiag, etc.. to extract information of HBA. I am also aware that fcinfo should work in Solaris 10. But my question is why the result yields "No adapter found" while I other commands will tell me that I have HBA cards installed. Did I fail to install some package? patches? Thanks. Y4Net

ok.
Kindly post the o/p of:
"uname -a" and "grep -i 'version' /var/adm/messages"
and
prtdiag -v | grep -i qla
prtdiag -v | grep -i qlc

are your hba's currently connected to a SAN device?

Yes, it is. connected to a switch. So are a bunch of other servers. Only 1 server was able to get results from fcinfo hba-port -l and this particular one server is configured with leadville drv and solaris 10. I am just dumbfounded by this. Regards. Y4Net.