3. Verify that the host agent on the server can see the storage system
as follows:
a. Enter the following CLI command:
navicli [-d device]| -h hostname port -list -hba
Note: You cannot specify both the –d switch and –h switch; you must
useoneortheother.
where:
[-ddevice] is the device name for the storage system (only
supported with legacy systems).
-hhostname is the server name .
For each HBA in the server, a listing similar to the following will
be displayed. For storage systems in a SAN (shared storage)
environment, the listing includes HBAs in all connected hosts.
Information about each HBA:
HBA UID: 10:00:00:60:B0:3E:46:AC:10:00:00:60:B0:3E:46:AC
Server Name: siux134
Server IP Address: 128.221.208.134
HBA Model Description:
HBA Vendor Description:
HBA Device Driver Name:
Information about each port of this HBA:
SP Name: spa
HBA Devicename: sp0
Trusted: NO
Logged In: YES
Source ID: 1
Defined: YES
Initiator Type: 0
Storage Group Name:
Storage Group 134
b. In the listing, examine the information for each HBA installed in
the host to verify the path from the HBA to the SP.
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