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Hi all,
On the aix host most of symcli commands are working like sympd , symdg , symcfg but
About inquiry commands like syminq , syminq ¿sym are not working ..what¿s the problem
Do I need to install inq utitilty for that ..it comes with symcli right????
See here if I type syminq it takes me to next command prompt without giving any result..
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin > syminq
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin >
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin > syminq -sym
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin >
What¿s the problem..
Thank you,
On the aix host most of symcli commands are working like sympd , symdg , symcfg but
About inquiry commands like syminq , syminq ¿sym are not working ..what¿s the problem
Do I need to install inq utitilty for that ..it comes with symcli right????
See here if I type syminq it takes me to next command prompt without giving any result..
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin > syminq
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin >
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin > syminq -sym
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin >
What¿s the problem..
Thank you,
- Yes, I run syminq hba ¿fiber same thing it takes me to next command prompt line with out any result see below
Syminq , syminq ¿h , and syminq hba ¿fiber are giving nothing
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin > syminq
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin > syminq -h
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin > syminq hba -fiber
server1/root: /usr/symcli/bin >
thank you.. - you see ..sympd, symdg ..commands are going against the symapi_db file ..while syminq actually issues SCSI inquiry against the devices. Everything looks ok in Powerpath ?
powermt display dev=all
looks clean ? no dead devices/paths ? - pctech321 can you please use the "which" command to find where the executable you are using actually resides ??
crmidb0/root> which syminq
/usr/symcli/bin/syminq
It would be nice to see also if the logs show something interesting. (look in /var/symapi/log)...
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Posted December 14th, 2007 07:00
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root system 0 Dec 12 13:23 syminq
The date of the file explains WHEN the syminq command had been corrupted... The size (and the PS1 prompt) explain HOW it was corrupted
A "ls" in /usr/symcli/bin will show that all other executables have an older date .. while syminq was "touched" two days ago.