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April 14th, 2015 07:00

Power path for Liniux shows host path details ?

Hello,

We  have power path installed on Windows Array management server, We are planning to migrate to either Appliance or to Linux machine.

Came to know that appliance GUI is not supported to display Host path details.

Could some one suggest,  Power path for Linux has the capabilities to display path details, similar to power path viewer on Windows ?

Thank you

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April 14th, 2015 08:00

hi khkris - thanks for your post. If I understand the question, you are looking for a GUI-based approach to displaying host path details?

The PowerPath Viewer does work with Linux hosts (Viewer supports all PowerPath hosts).

Let me know if you have further questions.

Bob Lonadier

PowerPath Product Manager

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April 14th, 2015 10:00

command line ?

powermt display dev=all

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April 19th, 2015 13:00

What exact information are you looking for. There is no gui in linux but there is command line..

A few examples. Please see the PowerPath CLI and System Messages Reference guide for more information

powermt display dev=all

Pseudo name=emcpowerf

CLARiiON ID=APM000XXXXXXXX [linuxhost1]

Logical device ID=6XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX [LUN 42]

state=alive; policy=CLAROpt; queued-IOs=0

Owner: default=SP B, current=SP B       Array failover mode: 4

==============================================================================

--------------- Host ---------------   - Stor -  -- I/O Path --   -- Stats ---

###  HW Path               I/O Paths    Interf.  Mode     State   Q-IOs Errors

==============================================================================

   1 lpfc                   sdw         SP B0    active   alive      0      0

   1 lpfc                   sdp         SP A1    active   alive      0      0

   0 lpfc                   sdi         SP B1    active   alive      0      0

   0 lpfc                   sdb         SP A0    active   alive      0      0

powermt display alua dev=all

Pseudo name=emcpowerf

CLARiiON ID=APM000XXXXXXXX [linuxhost1]

Logical device ID=6XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX [LUN 42]

state=alive; policy=CLAROpt; queued-IOs=0

Owner: default=SP B, current=SP B       Array failover mode: 4

==============================================================================

---- Host ----   - Stor -  ------------ I/O Path -------------   -- Stats ---

###  I/O Paths   Interf.   ALUA State            Mode    State   Errors

==============================================================================

   1 sdw         SP B0     Active/optimized      active  alive      0

   1 sdp         SP A1     Active/non-optimized  active  alive      0

   0 sdi         SP B1     Active/optimized      active  alive      0

   0 sdb         SP A0     Active/non-optimized  active  alive      0

powermt display ports

Storage class = CLARiiON

==============================================================================

----------- Storage System ---------------     -- I/O Paths --   --- Stats ---

    ID              Interface         Wt_Q      Total    Dead    Q-IOs  Errors

==============================================================================

   APM000XXXXXXXX   SP B0             256          7       0        0       0

   APM000XXXXXXXX   SP A1             256          7       0        0       0

   APM000XXXXXXXX   SP B1             256          7       0        0       0

   APM000XXXXXXXX   SP A0             256          7       0        0       0

powermt display bus

CLARiiON logical device count=7

==============================================================================

----- Host Bus Adapters --------- ------ Storage System -----    - I/O Paths -

###  HW Path                         ID           Interface     Total    Dead

==============================================================================

   0 lpfc                         APM000XXXXXXXX   SP B1             7       0

   0 lpfc                         APM000XXXXXXXX   SP A0             7       0

   1 lpfc                         APM000XXXXXXXX   SP B0             7       0

   1 lpfc                         APM000XXXXXXXX  SP A1             7       0

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