Here is another method:
There is a handy mptstat dcmd.
echo ::mptsas -t | mdb -k
mptsas_t inst ncmds suspend power
================================================================================
ffffff0703785000 0 0 0 ON=D0
The SCSI target information
devhdl 12, sasaddress 5000c5002128f332, phymask ff,devinfo 401
throttle 20, dr_flag 0, m_t_ncmds 0
devhdl 11, sasaddress 5000c50021295cb2, phymask ff,devinfo 401
throttle 20, dr_flag 0, m_t_ncmds 0
...
The devhdl is reported in the messages from mptsas. The sasaddress can be
translated
into the device name.
Yes, this should be much easier :-(
-- richard
On Dec 10, 2013, at 12:34 PM, Paul B. Henson <[email protected]> wrote:
>> From: wuffers [mailto:[email protected]]
>> Sent: Monday, December 09, 2013 9:04 PM
>>
>> I had some SCSI warnings as well relating to a target, and I found this
> helpful
>> thread on determining a disk target (uses lsiutil):
>
> While I was poking around, I discovered that while the syslog messages only
> mention the target, if you run 'fmdump -e', the fault manager logs include
> the wwn.
>
>
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