How to Check the Status of a Diskset (Command Line)
Make sure you have met the prerequisites ("Prerequisites for Maintaining DiskSuite Objects"). Use the metaset(1M) command to view diskset status. Refer to the metaset(1M) man page for more information.
Note -
Diskset ownership is only shown on the owning host.
Example -- Checking Status of a Specified Diskset
red# metaset -s relo-red Set name = relo-red, Set number = 1 Host Owner red Yes blue Drive Dbase c1t2d0 Yes c1t3d0 Yes c2t2d0 Yes c2t3d0 Yes c2t4d0 Yes c2t5d0 Yes |
The metaset(1M) command with the -s option followed by the name of the relo-red diskset displays status information for that diskset. By issuing the metaset command from the owning host, red, it is determined that red is in fact the diskset owner. The metaset command also displays drives in the diskset.
Example -- Checking Status of All Disksets
red# metaset Set name = relo-red, Set number = 1 Host Owner red Yes blue Drive Dbase c1t2d0 Yes c1t3d0 Yes c2t2d0 Yes c2t3d0 Yes c2t4d0 Yes c2t5d0 Yes Set name = relo-blue, Set number = 2 Host Owner red blue Drive Dbase c3t2d0 Yes c3t3d0 Yes c3t4d0 Yes c3t5d0 Yes Set name = rimtic, Set number = 3 Host Owner red blue Drive Dbase c4t2d0 Yes c4t3d0 Yes c4t4d0 Yes c4t5d0 Yes |
The metaset command by itself displays the status of all disksets. In this example, three disksets named relo-red, relo-blue, and rimtic are configured. Because host red owns the relo-red diskset, metaset shows red as the owner. Host blue owns the other two disksets, relo-blue and rimtic. This could only be determined if metaset were run from host blue.
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