RE: AIX question

Try this:
 lsdev -C -c adapter (to get controller info)  lsdev -C -c disk (to see what devices are on what controllers) First col is the hdisk, 3rd col is the controller number, last col is controller name.  No need to be root to get this info ;)

• Kirti

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Lisa,  

A combination of 'lsdev -C', 'lsvg' (many options), 'lspv' (many options) and 'lslv' should be sufficient enough. I have been off AIX for about three years now, so don't remember the details.  

John Kanagaraj
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DBSoft Inc
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Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 9:20 AM
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AIX 4.3.3
Can anyone tell me if there's a command to determine what volumes/disks are on each controller?

I'm way out of my element here but the SA for this system is scarce.

Thanks for any suggestions, and have a great weekend everyone

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