HP Integrity Virtual Machines 4.2: Installation, Configuration, and Administration

hpvmdevinfo(1M)
NAME
hpvmdevinfo -- Report about storage for a virtual machine.
SYNOPSIS
On the VM Host:
hpvmdevinfo [ -P vm-name | -p vm-number ] [ -M | -S | -V ]
On the guest:
hpvmdevinfo [ -M | -S | -V | -Q ]
DESCRIPTION
The hpvmdevinfo command displays the available information about the storage devices
assigned to a virtual machine. When run on the VM Host, hpvmdevinfo displays information
about selected guests or all guests and their assigned storage. This information always includes
the guest name and the VM Host resource information. When available, it includes the guest
device name corresponding to the assigned resource.
Depending on the report formatting options (-M, -S, -V), the information might also include the
guest number, the local VM Host name (for merging reports), and the WWID of the VM Host
resource.
When the hpvmdevinfo command is run in the guest, it displays the VM Host resource
information and the guest device name, if available. Use the ioscan command after dynamic
device changes to avoid insufficient reporting of some hardware device information.
Options
The hpvmdevinfo command recognizes the following command-line options:
-M Select machine-parseable output format. This causes all fields for a given
device to be displayed in a one-line format, with major fields separated by
a colon (:). Subfields are separated with a semicolon (;). The -M, -Q, -S, and
-V options are mutually exclusive.
-P vm-name
(VM host only) Select reporting for only the specified virtual machine. The
-P and -p options are mutually exclusive.
-p vm-number
(VM Host only) Select reporting for only the specified virtual machine. The
-p and the -P options are mutually exclusive.
-Q
(Guest only) Suppress the display of any information, and only send guest
device information to the VM Host. The -M, -Q, -S, and -V options are
mutually exclusive
-S
Select spreadsheet compatible output format. This causes all fields for a given
device to be displayed in a one-line format, with major fields separated by
a comma (,). Subfields are separated with a semicolon (;). The -M, -Q, -S,
and -V options are mutually exclusive.
-V
Select verbose output format. This causes all fields for a given device to be
displayed in a multi-line format, with user-readable information for each
field displayed on a separate line. The -M, -Q, -S, and -V options are
mutually exclusive.
RETURN VALUES
The command exits with one of the following values:
0: Successful completion.
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