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naviseccli -h localhost lunmapinfo
I'm new to emc command line utilities so I'm hoping someone here can point out what i have configured wrong / not set up. I have a backup product that needs to be able to run the command 'navicli -h localhost lunmapinfo' to parse the list of physical disks and determine which windows physical disk translates to which backend lun for targeting.
I started out with just the EMC HostAgent, PowerPath and NaviCLI installed on my server and it was giving me an error stating that navicli could not connect to localhost - network timeout. I installed Unisphere Server software on my server and then was able to get navicli or naviseccli -h localhost lunmapinfo to return some information but i think i am missing something that lets the unisphere software I installed know about the array because I get this message from it:
Logical Drives:
Physical Device: \\.\PhysicalDrive79
Logical Drives:
Physical Device: \\.\PhysicalDrive80
No storage systems were found. Certain fields could not be displayed.
Can anyone point me to what I need to do so that I can get data back from the navicli -h localhost lunmapinfo command?
Thanks,
-Matt
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July 12th, 2011 20:00
how about using inq utility, much easier to use:
ftp://ftp.emc.com/pub/symm3000/inquiry/v7.3.0.1/
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July 13th, 2011 08:00
What version of flare is running on the array?
Is the host logged in and registered on the array? Is the host showing as managed on the array?
Is the version of Unisphere Management Server the same as the array?
Is the version of Navisphere CLI the same version as the array and the Unisphere Server that you installed on the host?
Is the version of EMC Host Agent the same as the array?
What operating system are you using?
The EMC Host Agent program that is installed on the host pushes and pulls information to/from the array when it's managed. This passes the information about the LUNs assigned to the host back to the host.
glen