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Hi
In 7-mode you can run the igroup show -v command and see which target port an initiator is logged in on. Is there an equivalent command in cDOT?
Thanks
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E-h-h ... what's wrong with "fcp initiator show"?
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Hi,
you can always use
-instance
in the command line to get more output.
M.
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Thanks, I know about the -instance switch. My question was about running a command which shows which target port an initiator is logged into, the -instance switch doesn't show this.
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You can use "iscsi initiator show" to list initiators and target portals they are logged into and "iscsi interface show" or "iscsi portal show" to match portals and interfaces.
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Thanks for the reply.
I guess that works fine for iscsi initiators but not fibre channel initiators.
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E-h-h ... what's wrong with "fcp initiator show"?
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Nothing wrong with 'fcp initiator show' as long as you know the command exists - thanks
