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Model number of disks owned by a 7mode system

nitish
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Hi,

 

I am using perl and NMSDK 5.2 to pull the list of disks owned by a system(7mode).

The API "disk-list-info" gives the list of disks owned by partner node also.

 

Is there a way to query the 7mode system to get only disk name and model number owned by it?

The API pulls a lot of data which i don't need.

            <disk-detail-info>
                <name>6c.22.6</name>
                <node>xxxxxxx</node>
                <disk-uid>5000C500:76A679EF:00000000:00000000:00000000:00000000:00000000:00000000:00000000:00000000</disk-uid>
                <bay>6</bay>
                <bytes-per-sector>520</bytes-per-sector>
                <checksum-compatibility>block</checksum-compatibility>
                <disk-type>SAS</disk-type>
                <effective-disk-type>SAS</effective-disk-type>
                <firmware-revision>NA06</firmware-revision>
                <host-adapter>6c</host-adapter>
                <secondary-host-adapter>4c</secondary-host-adapter>
                <id>5767171</id>
                <physical-blocks>1147307688</physical-blocks>
                <physical-space>587421536256</physical-space>
                <pool>Pool0</pool>
                <port>A</port>
                <port-name>SA:A</port-name>
                <raid-state>partner</raid-state>
                <raid-type/>
                <rpm>15000</rpm>
                <secondary-name>4c.22.6</secondary-name>
                <secondary-port>B</secondary-port>
                <serial-number>6SL8SG3C0000N4477LJ8</serial-number>
                <shelf>22</shelf>
                <used-blocks>0</used-blocks>
                <used-space>0</used-space>
                <vendor-id>NETAPP  </vendor-id>
                <blocks-read>0</blocks-read>
                <blocks-written>0</blocks-written>
                <shm-time-interval>0</shm-time-interval>
                <grown-defect-list-count>0</grown-defect-list-count>
                <scrub-last-done>0</scrub-last-done>
                <scrub-count>0</scrub-count>
                <is-dynamically-qualified>0</is-dynamically-qualified>
                <raw-disk-sectors>1147307694</raw-disk-sectors>
                <disk-model>X412_S15K7560A15</disk-model>
            </disk-detail-info>

 

Thanks

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ekashpureff
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NITISH -

 

As far as I can see, no.

 

You'd have to look at the <node> element to determine the ownership.

 

There's also the storage-disk-get-iter API you may wish to look at.

 


I hope this response has been helpful to you.

At your service,

Eugene E. Kashpureff, Sr.
Independent NetApp Consultant http://www.linkedin.com/in/eugenekashpureff
Senior NetApp Instructor, IT Learning Solutions http://sg.itls.asia/netapp
(P.S. I appreciate 'kudos' on any helpful posts.)

 

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