Verifying NetBackup client access, zoning, and LUN masking
You can use the nbfirescan command to verify that the NetBackup clients have access to the array devices and that the arrays are properly zoned and LUNs are LUN masked. Note that nbfirescan only displays LUNs that have actually been LUN masked to the host.
To verify NetBackup client access, zoning, and LUN masking
- Enter the following on the client:
UNIX
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/nbfirescan
This command queries the host's SCSI bus for all the SCSI (or Fibre) attached devices that are visible.
Example Linux output (wrapped to fit page):
DevicePath Vendor Product ID EnclosureId DeviceId [Ctl,Bus,Tgt,Lun]
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/dev/sdb DGC RAID 5 APM00050602951 60:06:01:60:83:B0:11:00:4D:C4:8A:1D:
35:EC:DA:11 [01,00,00,00]
/dev/sdc DGC RAID 5 APM00050602951 60:06:01:60:83:B0:11:00:4C:C4:8A:1D:
35:EC:DA:11 [01,00,00,01]
/dev/sdd DGC RAID 5 APM00050602951 60:06:01:60:83:B0:11:00:4B:C4:8A:1D:
35:EC:DA:11 [01,00,00,02]
/dev/sde DGC RAID 5 APM00050602951 60:06:01:60:83:B0:11:00:4A:C4:8A:1D:
35:EC:DA:11 [01,00,00,03]
/dev/sdf HP HSV200 5000-1FE1-5007-0020 6005-08B4-0010-5F49-0000-5000-22F8-0000
[01,00,01,01]
/dev/sdg HP HSV200 5000-1FE1-5007-0020 6005-08B4-0010-5F49-0000-5000-22FF-0000
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