There's no single command to do that.

If you run the getlun -capacity command, it'll give you the space occupied by each LUN; you'll have to do the math. If you know Perl or some other scripting language, it'll be simple.

Here's an example of the command and output:

C:\>naviseccli -h cx1a -user xxx -password yyy -scope 0 getlun -capacity

LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER 10
LUN Capacity(Megabytes):    20480
LUN Capacity(Blocks):       41943040

LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER 16
LUN Capacity(Megabytes):    1024
LUN Capacity(Blocks):       2097152

LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER 2502
LUN Capacity(Megabytes):    262144
LUN Capacity(Blocks):       536870912

LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER 2001
LUN Capacity(Megabytes):    262144
LUN Capacity(Blocks):       536870912

LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER 1
LUN Capacity(Megabytes):    20480
LUN Capacity(Blocks):       41943040

LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER 15
LUN Capacity(Megabytes):    20480
LUN Capacity(Blocks):       41943040

Thnkx Andre..

Could you also point me at any resources which contain the Naviseccli commands.

It would be useful as I work with the GUI (Web) most of the times and want to be familiar with the CLI aswell..

Cheers!!

Hi - you should be able to find this information on Powerlink...have you checked there?

Hello Gina,

I did check, but I guess my search was not exact..

Could you please guide me through it.

Thanks...

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Karthik

you might get the NAVICLI cmds and information under powerlink

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Hi,

Did you have any luck with this.  I am starting down this path now.

Can you give me some pointers to go in that direction?

Thanks.

Hi, You may also have some luck finding additional information in the CLARiiON Support Forum Community.  -Stephanie