NEC Express5800 320Lb User Manual page 59

Check the status of the SCSI disk
Check the status of the SCSI disk using ftdiskadm command.
The following is an example of the display when "Status(All Disks)" of "=> RAID" is executed.
<Example>
[SCSI DISK STATUS]
-- BUS --
bus pci(haddr)
0 01:05.00(10.5.0)
1 40:05.00(11.5.0)
2 01:02.00(10.2.0)
3 40:02.00(11.2.0)
-- SYSTEM --
slot name use serial
1 sda 7 #3JA73L5R00007430B065
2 -
3 -
4 sdd 7 #3JA73HYE000074298UHV
5 -
6 -
-- EXTENSION --
name use serial
sdh 0 #0000924310220000
sdi 0 #0000924310220001
"--BUS--" part is the information of a SCSI BUS.
"bus" indicates <SCSI_BUS_number>, "pci" indicates <PCI_BUS
number>:<PCI_SLOT_number>.<CHANNEL_number>, and "(haddr)" indicates
<hardware_address>.
"--SYSTEM--" part is the information of a standard integrated SCSI disk, and "--EXTENSION--"
part is a SCSI disk number connected to the SCSI board extended on the PCI slot.
slot is <SCSI_disk_slot_number>, name is <device_name>, use is <current_usage_count>, serial
is #<serial_number>, tuple is <SCSI_tuple>, and path is <SCS_path>.
<SCSI_tuple>=b<BUS_number>t<TARGET_number>|<LUN>
<SCSI_path>=d<DOMAIN_number>h<HOST_number>c<CHANNEL_number>t<TARGET_num
ber>|<LUN>
The first tuple and path displayed are active.
Check the status of RAID of the disk on "Status(Raid)". If you expand the FC board to the PCI
slot, configuration of the topology is needed.
1.
Log in as a root user.
2.
Execute the following command to start ftdiskadm.
>ftdiskadm
3.
Enter "2" and then press Enter.
tuple path
b0t0l0 d10h0c0t0l0
b1t0l0 d11h1c0t0l0
tuple path
b3t0l0 d0h3c0t0l0
b2t0l0 d0h2c0t0l0
b3t0l0 d0h3c0t0l1
b2t0l0 d0h2c0t0l1
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