Ahh ... yes ... I forgot about the "SCSI sniffer" :-)
JR (Steven) Imler
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Subject: Re: Questions about LUN DASD volumes
SCSIDISC (the SCSI Discovery Tool) is a sample exec which
provides target port and LUN information so one can "discover" the LUN
topology which hangs off a System z FCP Subchannel. The help file for
the tool (SCSIDISC SAMPHELP) indicates that it is "Located on MAINT 194
or 2C2 disk".
Regards, Steve.
Steve Wilkins
IBM z/VM Development
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Re: Questions about LUN DASD volumes
Speaking with the OPEN guys, the major problem say have when
they restore
on a D/R site is to exactly map their requirements to what they
find in the
new DASD array. So the problem appears when they want to restore
a group of
LUNs (meta volume) to preserve data coherence.
Does a CP cmd exist to get this info. I presume the query edev
is for LUN
only ?
Alain Benveniste
