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omreport storage enclosures
Use the omreport storage enclosures command to view the enclosures that contain array disks for a
particular controller. The following information displays for each enclosure on the controller:
• ID — Assigned ID number for the enclosure.
• Status — Status of the enclosure.
• Name — Name of the enclosure.
• Application Version — Version of firmware on the enclosure.
• Product ID — Identifying information for the storage enclosure, such as model and short description.
• Asset Tag — A label that specifies either manufacturer's information or, in the case of a customer-specified
asset tag, customer's information (such as inventory number, serial number, and so on).
• Service Tag — An alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies a storage device.
omreport storage osdiskinfo
Use the omreport storage osdiskinfo osdisk=ID command (where ID is the ID number for the operating
system disk) to view detailed information for the operating system disks. For example, if the operating
system disk's ID is "447244640714," enter the following command to see the disks that comprise the
operating system disk:
omreport storage osdiskinfo osdisk=447244640714
NOTE: You can find the ID by using the omreport storage osdisks command, which provides information for all
operating system disks.
The osdiskinfo command provides information, as applicable, about the volumes, virtual disks, and array
disks that make up an operating system disk.
osdiskinfo provides the following information about the volumes that contain operating system disks:
• Status — Status of the volume.
• Label — Name of the volume.
• State — State of the volume.
• File System — File system for the volume, such as NTFS or FAT.
• Size — Total space on the volume in GB.
• Free Space — Space available for creating logical drives within an extended partition, in GB.
The osdiskinfo command provides the following information about the virtual disk(s) that comprise the
operating system disk:
• Status — Status of the virtual disk.
• Name — Name of the virtual disk.
• State — Current state of the virtual disk.