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June 26th, 2012 07:00

SYMCLI Command

Anybody know the CLI command to report on a thin device's consumed capacity.  Say I've create a 105GB TDEV and given it to a host for storage of data.  How much of that 105GB is actually in use?  Is there a CLI command to report this?  If so, what is it?

Thanks in advance!

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    satheeshnp

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    Posted June 26th, 2012 23:00

     

    symcfg show -pool -thin -sid 1234 -detail

    From this command you can see the detail of the pool in which your thin device resists.

    In the output you can see the allocated number of tracks to that thin device. Now you can calculate the usage in that lun by converting tracks in to GB.

     

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    RajeshACS

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    Posted June 29th, 2012 02:00

    Here is another command which will give little more information if you have the TDEV associated with any FAST policy.

    symcfg list -tdev -sid xxxx -mb -detail

    symcfg list -tdev -sid xxxx -mb -detail -pool

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    GEMC

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    Posted July 9th, 2012 06:00

    Hope this one will help you to find out Allocated Capacity and Written capacity of specific devices.

    #symcfg -sid 1234 list -tdev -range -pool -detail -gb

    Thanks

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