HP-UX Reference (11i v3 07/02) - 1M System Administration Commands N-Z (vol 4)

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scsimgr(1M) scsimgr(1M)
class RO string Class of the controller
Instance of the controllerinstance RO uint32
Hardware path of the controllerhw_path RO string
Total number of LUN paths for this
controller
lpt_cnt RO uint32
Total number of target paths for this
controller
tp_cnt RO uint32
Controller port identifierport_id RO uint64
SCSI transport protocolprotocol RO string
binary/
ascii string
Controller port name (WWN)port_name RO
Name of the interface driver of the
controller
driver_name RO string
Revision of the interface driver
managing the controller
driver_rev RO string
Firmware revision of the controllerfirmware_rev RO string
Current configured link speedcur_speed RO string
max_speed RO string Maximum link speed
Controllers capabilities. It may be
combination of none or several of the
following:
boot: able to be used for boot.
dump: able to be used for dump.
capability RO string
Notes:
Setting the value of attribute max_q_depth for a LUN, will set the queue depth for all LUN paths of
the LUN to the value specified.
The queue depth of LUN paths of a LUN can also be changed as follows:
scsictl -m queue_depth
However scsictl -m queue_depth only affects the current value while scsimgr can set the
value persistently across system reboots.
If scsictl is invoked on a persistent DSF, it only affects the current value of all LUN paths. If it is
invoked on a legacy DSF, it only affects the current value of the queue depth on the LUN path
corresponding to the legacy DSF.
If the current value is changed with the ssictl command while the LUN is not opened, this value will
be lost when the LUN is opened. The value saved or set at a higher scope with the
scsimgr command
will be restored.
If the value of the escsi_maxphys global attribute is changed, the new value is used for the computation
of the actual maximum I/O size of a given LUN only when one or more of these situations occurs:
The LUN is opened the first time.
A new lunpath is registered for the LUN.
An existing lunpath for the LUN is deleted.
The actual maximum I/O size for a LUN is determined by whichever is the smallest of these two values:
the escsi_maxphys attribute or
the maximum I/O sizes reported by interface drivers on lunpaths of the LUN.
RETURN VALUE
scsimgr exits with one of the following values:
0 Operation successful.
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