HP XP P9000 RAID Manager Reference Guide (T1610-96061, January 2014)

Examples
Internal volume examples
Displaying the information of the LDEV number 577 (internal VOL)
# raidcom get ldev -ldev_id 577
Serial# : 63502
LDEV : 577
SL : 0
CL : 0
VOL_TYPE : OPEN-V-CVS
VOL_Capacity(BLK) : 2181120
NUM_LDEV : 1
LDEVs : 577
NUM_PORT : 2
PORTs : CL2-E-0 1 Linux_X86 : CL2-E-1 1 Solaris
F_POOLID : NONE
VOL_ATTR : CVS
RAID_LEVEL : RAID1
RAID_TYPE : 2D+2D
NUM_GROUP : 1
RAID_GROUPs : 02-01
DRIVE_TYPE : DKS2C-K072FC
DRIVE_Capa : 141822798
LDEV_NAMING : Oracle_data_1
STS : NML
OPE_TYPE : QFMT
OPE_RATE : 100
MP# : 2
SSID:001F
Description of each column in output example
Serial#: Product serial number.
LDEV: LDEV number.
SL: SLPR information ("0" is displayed for storage systems other than XP24000/XP20000 Disk
Array).
CL: CLPR information.
VOL_TYPE: Emulation type of the relevant LDEV. Displays the same name as the product ID of the
Inquiry command. If the LDEV is not installed or is in the process of being created or deleted, the
status is one of the following:
• NOT DEFINED: An LDEV is not installed.
• DEFINING: An LDEV is being created.
• REMOVING: An LDEV is being deleted.
VOL_Capacity (BLK): capacity of LDEV in block size.
VOL_Capacity(cyl) : It shows the capacity of LDEV in cylinder size. Displayed only when the attribute
is MF-VOL.
NUM_LDEV: number of LDEVs that configures the LU where the specified LDEV is belongs to.
LDEVs: number of LDEV in the LU.
NUM_PORT: number of ports defined to the paths for relevant LDEV.
PORTs: ports defined to the paths for the relevant LDEV. It lists up the ports defined to the paths for
the relevant LDEV.
F_POOLID: pool ID if the LDEV is a component of the pool. In other cases, "NONE" is displayed.
raidcom get ldev 165