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How to identify empty expansion slots in netapp

RAJATGARG
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Is there a command to identify empty expansion slots in netapp ?

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nitish
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Try the following:

1.  fcadmin device_map

2. sasadmin shelf <adapter>

The missing numbers (representing disks) should tell you what slots are empty.

cscott
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Assuming a 7 mode system:

sysconfig -ca will show you what part is in each slot, and by elimination you can tell what slots are free, in my lab slot 3 and 4 are open.  This command is great for knowing what the NetApp part number for your cards is as well!

Assuming a Clustered OnTap system

system node run -node <NODENAME> -command sysconfig -ca

sysconfig -ca

sysconfig: slot 5 OK: X1936A: Performance Acceleration Module I

sysconfig: slot 6 OK: X1107A: Chelsio S320E 2x10G NIC

sysconfig: slot 1 OK: X3148: NetApp NVRAM6 2GB

sysconfig: slot 2 OK: X2054A: QLogic ISP 2432; PCI-E quad-port Fibre Channel (QLE2464)

sysconfig: slot 7 OK: X2054A: QLogic ISP 2432; PCI-E quad-port Fibre Channel (QLE2464)

sysconfig: slot 8 OK: X2054A: QLogic ISP 2432; PCI-E quad-port Fibre Channel (QLE2464)

- Scott

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