list FC devices in redhat

[Irenicus]

Hi tech folks,

I was trying to list FC devices on redhat linux, the equivalent command in
Solaris would be
cfgadm -al
prtdiag -v
luxadm -e port
luxadm -e dump_map

Other than /proc/scsi, what command can I use in redhat as the Solaris
equivalent? thanks.

[Lew Pitcher]

On October 20, 2010 10:35, in alt.os.linux, jor...@singnet.com.sg wrote:

> Hi tech folks,
>
> I was trying to list FC devices

What are "FC devices"?

> on redhat linux,

It's likely that there's a Linux command to list them, and it is unlikely
that the command will be the same as the Solaris-specific commands you list
below.

> the equivalent command in
> Solaris would be
> cfgadm -al
> prtdiag -v
> luxadm -e port
> luxadm -e dump_map
>
> Other than /proc/scsi, what command can I use in redhat as the Solaris
> equivalent? thanks.

Don't know.
What are "FC devices"?
If we know that, we can tell you how to list them under Linux

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[Lew Pitcher]

On October 20, 2010 10:35, in alt.os.linux, jor...@singnet.com.sg wrote:

> Hi tech folks,
>
> I was trying to list FC devices on redhat linux

[snip]

> Other than /proc/scsi, what command can I use in redhat

[snip]
> ?

The lsscsi(8) command will list all scsi devices, including Fibre Channel
devices.

To quote the lsscsi(8) man page,
For Fibre Channel (FC) the port name and port identifier are output
when --transport is given. In the absence of the --hosts option these
ids will be for the target port associated with the device (logical
unit) being listed. When the --hosts option is given then the ids are
for the initiator port used by the host. Output on the summary line
specific to the FC transport is prefixed by "fc:".

HTH

[Eef Hartman]

Lew Pitcher <lpit...@teksavvy.com> wrote:
> What are "FC devices"?
> If we know that, we can tell you how to list them under Linux

Fiber Channel, devices connected through an glass-fiber "cable".
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[Irenicus]

Hi all,

thanks for the technical advises.

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