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monitoring the state of physical disks

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I would like to know if there are commands that can be used to monitor the state of physical disks (including RAID) under AIX and SUN unix platforms?

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Solaris:

If using DiskSuite, you can use the metastat command (the location is different in some version of the OS)
If using Vertias, you can use vxdisk list or vxprint -th to monitor.
Or if your syslog.conf is set correctly, you can check your messages file.
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I have put the following line in my syslog.conf file:

kern.* /tmp/test.log

Then I have done kill -HUP +PID.
With that, will i get all hardware problems related messages (including those related to physical disks) in the test.log file?
(for the moment I got nothing).
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You should get the messages there. If you have nothing in there, then you probably don't have any errors.
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someone asked a questions exactly like this a couple of months ago.

i posted a script to use for AIX to monitor the disks.
Do a search for the word "DISKINFO"
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