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cDOT CLI >igroup show

tyrone_owen_1
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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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aborzenkov
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E-h-h ... what's wrong with "fcp initiator show"?

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marcusgross
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Hi,

 

you can always use

 

-instance

 

in the command line to get more output.

 

M.

tyrone_owen_1
8,963 Views

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.

aborzenkov
8,951 Views

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.

tyrone_owen_1
8,914 Views

Thanks for the reply.

 

I guess that works fine for iscsi initiators but not fibre channel initiators.

 

Thanks

aborzenkov
8,909 Views

E-h-h ... what's wrong with "fcp initiator show"?

tyrone_owen_1
8,906 Views

Nothing wrong with 'fcp initiator show' as long as you know the command exists - thanks

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