Command to list volumes

Question

Is there a command to list the whole volumes? I'm using Netowkrer Server 7.4.4 for Windows 2003 Thanks

amediratta · Answer

Options on commands like mminfo and nsrinfo should help. Check Command reference guide.

ark-flUcr · Answer

For example, you could see all volumes: mminfo -q 'family=tape' -r'volume'

pheikens · Answer

Try mminfo -m If you need it more specific: mminfo -a -q'family=tape|disk' -r'volflags(7),volume(24),written,%used,volretent,read,mounts,capacity'

alexdrack · Answer

mminfo -m gives me the info How can I see the pool of the volume??

aieee · Answer

I'm not sure what you're looking for here, but if it's what savesets are on a single tape try

mminfo -avot -q volume=$TAPE

If you are trying to get all tapes that were written to and what pools those tapes are in for a particular time frame try

mminfo -t "1 day ago" -r volume,pool

"man mminfo is your friend" it has lots of examples and references to the various options and parameters

coganb · Answer

mminfo -av -r volume,pool

After the '-r', you list the columns you want to see. The man page will tell you all the columns that are available:

-Bobby

alexdrack · Answer

mminfo -av -r volume,pool Worked like a charm, thanks.

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