command line viewing of backend storage

Question

We have dmx and clariion backend storage for one of our ns40's (DART 5.6.48-7). We manage about 90 filesystems on this particular Celerra. It's easy to view storage pool info for a given filesystem in celerra manager but with 90 of these that's a lot of point/click action to see the storage pool used for each one. Is there a nas command from the control station we can type to view storage pool info for every filesystem? Thanks!

SAMEERK1 · Accepted Answer

Hi,

you mean to say you want to check which pool does the file system belong to through the command line. so you can use this command

$ nas_fs -info

Is this the one you were looking for.

Sameer Kulkarni

martinl1 · Answer

Yes. That's it. Thank you Sameer! When I run that I can grep out the pool info ... so it's perfect.

nandas · Answer

Another very useful command is whereisfs under /nas/tools - this will provide you the details of each file system /nas/tool/whereisfs Thanks, Sandip

martinl1 · Answer

thank you Sandip. I tried to click on 'helpful answer' for your reply ... but it returned an error message. Tried it again, got the same error.

martinl1 · Answer

here's what I see when I try to select 'helpful answer' to Sandip's last reply: An unexpected error has occurred The method you're requesting requires HTTP POST for security reasons.

martinl1 · Answer

Sure. It's done.

dynamox · Answer

thank you

dynamox · Answer

supposedly it was fixed yesterday ..can you drop a line to this thread https://community.emc.com/thread/104955?tstart=0

nandas · Answer

There was an issue which has already been fixed as "dynamox" mentioned. You must be able to select the "helpful" post against my earlier response - please revert back if this does not work.

Thanks,
Sandip

Message was edited by: Sandip Nanda

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command line viewing of backend storage

here's what I see when I try to select "helpful answer" to Sandip's last reply:

An unexpected error has occurred

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