LSZFCP(8) | System Manager's Manual | LSZFCP(8) |
lszfcp - list information about zfcp adapters, ports, and units
lszfcp [-hvVaZHDPem] [-b busid] [-l lun] [-p wwpn] [-s /path/to/sys]
lszfcp provides information contained in sysfs about zfcp adapters, ports and units and its associated scsi_hosts, fc_hosts, fc_remote_ports and scsi_devices.
The default is to list busids of all zfcp adapters and their corresponding SCSI host names.
There are four output variants. Default (without options "-a" or "-V" or "-Z") is one line for each object. For the zfcp device driver (module), its parameters are listed. For adapters the busid and their corresponding SCSI host names are listed. For ports the pair "busid"/"wwpn" and their corresponding FC-remote-port names are listed. For units the triple "busid"/"wwpn"/"lun" and their corresponding SCSI device names are listed.
Option "-V" additionally shows the sysfs paths of interest for the listed object. If a SCSI device has an associated block device (disk) and SCSI generic (sg) device, show their sysfs paths in a 3rd line.
Option "-a" additionally shows attributes of interest found in sysfs for the listed object.
Option "-m" together with option "-a" shows sysfs attributes if available for: host: css (subchannel); port: zfcp_port; lun: zfcp_unit. Specifying option "-m" twice together with option "-a" additionally shows SCSI device sysfs attributes if available for: scsi_disk, block, block_integrity, block_queue, block_queue_iosched.
Option "-e" enables an extended output format. It enumerates all hosts/ports/luns independent of their state. It also produces some improved error messages. The extended output format can help determining problems. Since a long time, without option "-e", lszfcp has not enumerated: hosts that have never been online (since last bind to zfcp device driver), hosts that are defunct (CHPID configured off, or z/VM detach), ports with fc_rport port_state unequal to "Online" (such as fibres pulled), zfcp units without associated SCSI device (unit_add of non-existent LUN).
Options "-b", "-p" or "-l" are of restricting nature. They limit the output to those adapters, ports or units that match the specified busid, wwpn and lun. If none of the options "-Z", "-H", "-P" and "-D" are specified, "-b" implies "-H", "-p" implies "-P" and "-l" implies "-D".
Feb 2019 | s390-tools |