If the 5.2 ControlCenter console is still functional I would suggest adding all of the hosts to a properties view and select file export. If you are specificly concerned about the hosts that are SAN attached then using the chart selecetion in the relationship view might get you the information you are looking for if you make the associations to your switches.
the SAN attached hosts: check on FC switch side, the active zoneset on each fabric. If a good naming convention is used it can help. Check also with the cable guy, he surely has some documents of which host is connected on which FC switch.
the 'masked' hosts on symmetrix (i.e. which host access which volume) check the symmask or symaccess db.
Can you clarify if this was an upgrade or a complete new 6.1 install? And also if it was a new install are the new servers (most importantly the one with the ECC Server running on it) installed with the same IP address and host name as the old servers?
Failing all other options, it is going to depend on what kind of documentation they keep on What is allocated to what host.
If there is a good zone naming convention in place you should be able to generate a list of target hosts from the zoning database
If the arrays are CLARiiON and the naming convention used in the initiator registration (at least for manually registered hosts) is good, then you should be able to pull a report of attached hosts off NaviSphere Managers
If the array is Symmetrix and someone actually set up initiator aliases (may be a long shot) then you may be able to pull a list from SMC or Solutions Enabler
If documentation is kept of allocations or switch port assignments you should be able to get your list from there
If all else fails then someone is going to have to start trolling the data center server racks for hosts with fiber running into them
youngp2
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July 1st, 2010 14:00
If the 5.2 ControlCenter console is still functional I would suggest adding all of the hosts to a properties view and select file export. If you are specificly concerned about the hosts that are SAN attached then using the chart selecetion in the relationship view might get you the information you are looking for if you make the associations to your switches.
Regards,
Paul Young
EMC Global Services
Jose8
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May 27th, 2010 13:00
If you are looking for
JasonBailey
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May 28th, 2010 04:00
yes
each host will have a last modifed or last updated field against its master agent
so just click on cog in bottom right of console and sort my last modified or whatever, this should show any dead hosts
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Can you clarify if this was an upgrade or a complete new 6.1 install? And also if it was a new install are the new servers (most importantly the one with the ECC Server running on it) installed with the same IP address and host name as the old servers?
magz2
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June 7th, 2010 06:00
Its a new server with new ip and name.
Allen Ward
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July 8th, 2010 11:00
Failing all other options, it is going to depend on what kind of documentation they keep on What is allocated to what host.
If all else fails then someone is going to have to start trolling the data center server racks for hosts with fiber running into them