You can refer to KB "Translating a CX4 and VNX Series World Wide Port Name (WWPN) to new port numbers" https://support.emc.com/kb/50750

But I'm afraid you could not get all the information from WWNs.

If you have access to the client you can try good old inq.exe

ftp://ftp.emc.com/pub/symm3000/inquiry/

Roger, This is good article, but it's not about WWID that i'm asking about. It's about how to translate Port name, not LUN ID's.

I've downloaded " inq ", but it cannot help me because it is not decoding WWID - it's trying to find EMC storages connected to my systems and it's not available to VMWARE.

I need to decode WWID offline, not online by any utility.

I need some method like i have for HDS storages.

Anyone ?

Hi,

where is the point of translating into "I need to get Storage type, Model, Serial, LUN number"

I can provide an example of such thing of HDS: Storage Meat: Decoding WWIDs (or how to tell what's what)

I need the same for EMC storages

Hi,

ARRAY Unique ID (WWN) is

50.06.01.60.BC.E0:1E.00

but i got several LUNs on it.

look @ the unique Lun ID

LUN1    60.06.01.60.70.50.29.00--6C.01.3B.63.58.33.......

LUN2    60.06.01.60.70.50.29.00--DA.19.69

looks like the beginning is always the same but no clue where the 60.06.01.60.70.50.29.00 is from....

My investigations:

6 - Format

0006016 - EMC Corporation, for CLARiiON/VNX

After that nothing that i can identify...

6 006016 0388 0 3100 446817e4 4f95e2 11

6 006016 0388 0 3100 86ec28e0 4b95e2 11

6 006016 0388 0 3100 74fa52f1 4b95e2 11

6 006016 0438 0 3100 379c640b dc47e3 11

6 006016 0388 0 3100 0e78b404 4c95e2 11

6 006016 0388 0 3100 5ce74b19 4c95e2 11

6 006016 0438 0 3100 93c7bd2a dc47e3 11

6 006016 0388 0 3100 82537e36 4c95e2 11

6 006016 0388 0 3100 12801254 4c95e2 11

6 006016 0438 0 3100 d7616fba dc47e3 11

6 006016 003e 2 3100 253e179d 1a96e2 11

6 006016 003e 2 3100 df9641ab 1a96e2 11

6 006016 003e 2 3100 6b39d7b9 1a96e2 11

6 006016 003e 2 3100 c786c98d 1996e2 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 03344af3 d73ce3 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 045032fa e047e3 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 79db2630 d83ce3 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 cfadb249 d83ce3 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 1669c112 e147e3 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 6f76ba5b d83ce3 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 bb62be74 d83ce3 11

6 006016 0f3e 1 3100 283dd123 e147e3 11

6 006016 0214 1 3600 3c079ce9 0561e4 11

6 006016 082a 0 3600 0b8cfa95 93ece3 11

I dont think thats publicly documented

If you are an EMC ISV partner you can try asking through your partner program