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Technical Document For Storage Dude 1: Symmask - Sid 1200 - WWN 10000000c9408060 Rename "Kopeqdrac01/a1"

This document provides technical commands for managing storage arrays using EMC Symmetrix Management Console. It includes over 60 commands for tasks like displaying volume properties, listing devices and masking, managing SRDF replication groups, and running Symmetrix configuration scripts. The commands are organized by task for easy reference.

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Technical Document For Storage Dude 1: Symmask - Sid 1200 - WWN 10000000c9408060 Rename "Kopeqdrac01/a1"

This document provides technical commands for managing storage arrays using EMC Symmetrix Management Console. It includes over 60 commands for tasks like displaying volume properties, listing devices and masking, managing SRDF replication groups, and running Symmetrix configuration scripts. The commands are organized by task for easy reference.

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Rohit Mukherjee
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Technical Document for Storage Dude

1 Display the properties and details of a particular volume


symdev –sid xxxx show [SymDevName]

2 List of available devices that are created but not assigned to the front end FA’s
symdev –sid xxxx list –noport –nobcv

3 List of presented devices to a particular FA.


symcfg –sid xxxx –FA ALL –port list

4 View the fibre connectivity statuses of the RA’s and the RAGroups
symcfg –sid xxxx –RA ALL –port list

5 View the HBA’s zoned into the FA


symmask –sid xxxx list logins –dir xx –p x

6 Adding LUN Masking (assigning LUNs to host HBA’s)


symmask -sid xxxx -wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx -dir xx -p x add devs xxx,xxx,xxx

7 Aliasing/Renaming the Host HBA wwn’s in the LUN Masking Database


symmask –sid xxxx –wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx rename [NodeName]/[PortName]
symmask –sid 1200 –wwn 10000000c9408060 rename “kopeqdrac01/a1”

8 Removing LUN Masking (unassigning LUNs from host HBA’s)


symmask -sid xxxx -wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx -dir xx -p x remove devs xxx,xxx

9 List the LUN Masking DB by a Host’s wwn


symmaskdb –sid xxxx list database –wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx

10 List the LUN Masking DB by an Alias


symmaskdb –sid xxxx list database –awwn [NodeName]/[PortName]

11 List the wwn’s/alias’ for a particular LUN


symmaskdb –sid xxxx list assignment –dev [SymDevName]

12 List a capacity report for an Alias (Host)


symmaskdb -sid xxxx list capacity -host [NodeName]

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Technical Commands
Display the properties and details of a particular volume
symdev –sid xxxx show [SymDevName]

List of available devices that are created but not assigned to the front end FA’s
symdev –sid xxxx list –noport –nobcv

List of presented devices to a particular FA.


symcfg –sid xxxx list –available –address –dir xx – p x

View the fibre connectivity statuses of the FA’s


symcfg –sid xxxx –FA ALL –port list

View the fibre connectivity statuses of the RA’s and the RAGroups
symcfg –sid xxxx –RA ALL –port list

View the HBA’s zoned into the FA


symmask –sid xxxx list logins –dir xx –p x

Adding LUN Masking (assigning LUNs to host HBA’s)


symmask -sid xxxx -wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx -dir xx -p x add devs xxx,xxx,xxx

Aliasing/Renaming the Host HBA wwn’s in the LUN Masking Database


symmask –sid xxxx –wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx rename [NodeName]/[PortName]
symmask –sid 1200 –wwn 10000000c9408060 rename “kopeqdrac01/a1”

Removing LUN Masking (unassigning LUNs from host HBA’s)


symmask -sid xxxx -wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx -dir xx -p x remove devs xxx,xxx

Refreshing the LUN Masking DB (This MUST be done every time a change is made)
symmask -sid xxxx refresh -noprompt

List the LUN Masking DB by FA port


symmaskdb –sid xxxx list database –dir xx –p x

List the LUN Masking DB by a Host’s wwn


symmaskdb –sid xxxx list database –wwn 10000000cxxxxxxx

List the LUN Masking DB by an Alias


symmaskdb –sid xxxx list database –awwn [NodeName]/[PortName]

List the wwn’s/alias’ for a particular LUN


symmaskdb –sid xxxx list assignment –dev [SymDevName]

List a capacity report for an Alias (Host)


symmaskdb -sid xxxx list capacity -host [NodeName]
List all the Device Groups on that server
symdg list

List details and properities of a particular device group


symdg show [device group]

Create a new device group for BCV ONLY relationships


symdg -type REGULAR create [new dg name]
symld –g [device group] –sid xxxx add dev [SymDevName]
symbcv –g [device group] –sid xxxx add dev [SymDevName]

symmir (BCV) commands


symmir –g [device group] query
symmir –g [device group] establish
symmir –g [device group] split

Create a new device group from the RDF1 (Source) location


symdg -type RDF1 create [new dg name]
symld –g [device group] –sid xxxx add dev [SymDevName]

Commands for splitting the SRDF


symrdf -g [device group] set mode sync
symrdf -g [device group] query (keep checking until all synchronized)
symrdf -g [device group] split
symrdf -g [device group] query (make sure split)
symrdf -g [device group] set mode acp_disk

Putting SRDF back in place not saving any changes made in DR


symrdf -g [device group] que (make sure mode is C.D)
symrdf -g [device group] est
symrdf -g [device group] query (query until less than 1GB left to synchronize)
symrdf -g [device group] set mode acp_wp
symrdf -g [device group] query (query until synchronized and make sure mode is C.W)

Create a new device group from the RDF2 (Target) location


symdg -type RDF2 create [new dg name]
symld –g [device group] –sid xxxx add dev [SymDevName]

View the statistics of the RA adapters


symstat –sid xxxx –ra all –i x –c x

View the UNCONFIGURED space on the symm(DMX)


symconfigure -sid xxxx list -freespace -units MB

This will check if you can run a symconfigure script


symconfigure –sid xxxx verify
This will check to see if there are any symconfigure scripts currently running
symconfigure –sid xxxx query

The 3 steps needed for running symconfigure scripts (View Appendix for examples of the command files)
symconfigure –sid xxxx –v –f [command_file name and path] preview
symconfigure –sid xxxx –v –f [command_file name and path] prepare
symconfigure –sid xxxx –v –f [command_file name and path] commit

To view if there are any symconfigure locks


symcfg -sid xxxx -lockn all list
(symcfg -sid 1200 -lockn xx release)

To view if there are any devices that are locked


symdev -sid xxxx -lock list
(symdev -sid xxxx -lock xx release)

This will write disable a particular Symm device (LUN)


symdev –sid xxxx write_disable [SymDevName]

This will read/write enable a particular Symm device (LUN)


symdev –sid xxxx rw_enable [SymDevName]

To view all the RDF groups


symcfg -sid xxxx -rdfg all list

To view all the devices assigned to a particular RDF Group


symrdf -sid 1200 -rdfg xx list

formmeta_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


form meta from dev xxx config=striped, stripe_size=1920;
add dev yyy:zzz to meta xxx;

dissolve_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


dissolve meta dev xxx;

mapdev_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


map dev xxx to dir xx:0 target=0, lun=xxx;
map dev xxx to dir xx:0 target=0, lun=xxx;

unmapdev_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


unmap dev xxx from dir all:all;

SRDF_EST_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


convert dev xxx to RDF1+Mir, ra_group=x, remote_dev=xxx, invalidate=R2, start_copy=no;

convert-2-way_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


convert dev xxx to 2-way-mir;
dyn_con2_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt
set dev xxx attribute=dyn_rdf;

set-dev-scsi3_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt  (Used for Oracle RAC)


set dev xxx attribute=scsi3_persist_reserv;

Delete_dev_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


delete dev xxx;

setportflag_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


set port xxx:x unique_wwn=enable;

Create_2-way_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


create dev count=xx, size=17480, emulation=FBA, config=2-way-mir, disk_group=x;

Create_BCV_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt


create dev count=xx, size=17480, emulation=FBA, config=BCV, disk_group=x;

Create_R5_[sid]_req[EMC request DB #].txt (Used in the DR site)


create dev count=xx, size=17480, emulation=FBA, config=RAID-5, disk_group=x;
size=17480 = 8GB LUN
size=8740 = 4GB LUN
size=4369 = 2GB LUN
size=2186 = 1GB LUN
size=548 = 250MB LUN

List all RA groups


Symcfg –sid XXX list –rdfg all

Set RDF qos to 5


symqos -g disk group set RDF pace 5

Check RDF qos                                           


symqos -g disk group que

Force split
symrdf -g xxx split -symforce force

Suspend Single Device in Group


symrdf -g xxx suspend DEVXXX

see various info including hetergenous port settings


symmaskdb -sid xxx list database -v |more
symmaskdb -sid xxx -host xxx list capacity

Replace hba
symmask -sid xxx -wwn 10000000C937166D replace 10000000C959BA78
create pair
symrdf createpair -sid 01346 -file 5040pairing.txt -type rdf1 -rdfg 1 -establish

SYMAPI logs
/var/symapi/log

Symstat commands
symstat -sid xxx -type PORT -dir xx -port x -i x -c x
symstat -REQUESTS -g xxx -RepType rdf -i x –c X
symstat -g xxx –all -i 10 -c 3

See servers with EMC software talking to frame


symcfg -sid xxx list –connections

see locks on gatekeepers


symcfg -semafores list

see device reservations


symdev -sid xxxxx -resv list

list logged events


symevent -sid xxx list

list failed drives


symdisk -sid xxx -failed list

Solution enabler license which are kept in symapi_license.dat


License Key: 7FBE-9150-E0BC-9CCD SYMAPI Feature: BASE / Symmetrix
License Key: A97E-6602-DABA-9E2A SYMAPI Feature: DevMasking / Symmetrix
License Key: A936-39CD-A0FF-CDC5 SYMAPI Feature: ConfigChange / Symmetrix
License Key: C7B7-B992-1954-4D99 SYMAPI Feature: DeltaMark / Symmetrix
License Key: 3A61-6044-C190-0196 SYMAPI Feature: SERVER / Symmetrix
License Key: 72B5-D1F4-1DB7-8649 SYMAPI Feature: TF-Clone / Symmetrix
License Key: 8EC5-F23C-F234-F081 SYMAPI Feature: SRDF / Symmetrix
License Key: BD6A-3EC5-A3CA-7B5B SYMAPI Feature: SymmMgmtConsole
mmand files)

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