From: santosh.rangdal@uktransco.com
Date: Mon May 19 2003 - 11:08:19 EDT
Dear All,
Is there a way to determine from command line what disk groups are
currently deported? vxdg list shows only the active/imported disk
groups. I'm a looking at a more elegant option than going through
/dev/vx/dsk/ entries or manually inquiring the disks with vxdisk list
command eg., vxdisk list <diskname> and looking for the group name. None
of the above methods are really "good". So, coming back to my question, how
can we determine the total diskgroups on a host and how many of them are
in deported state.
Thanks in advance,
-Santosh
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