ip address 191.168.123.234   255.255.255.0
View =			show running-config 
show environment	shows status of all installed hardware components
show flogi database	shows database list of all FLOGI events
show fcns database	shows database list of all N-ports logged in
show vsan membership	shows list of VSAN members
show interface brief	lists the interfaces and status

config terminal					Enters configuration terminal
zone name TestZone1 vsan 4			creates a zone
member pwwn 10:01:10:01:10:ab:cd:ef		adds node to the zone above
no member pwwn <colon separated wwn>		deletes member from zone
zoneset name Zoneset1 vsan 4			creates a zoneset
member <zone name>				adds zone to the ZoneSet above
no zone name <zone name> vsan <vsan Id>		Deletes a zone
zoneset activate name Zoneset1 vsan 4
zone copy active-zoneset full-Zoneset1 vsan 4
copy running-config start-up config		copy from source to startup configuration
vsan database					go into vsan configuration mode
vsan 4 interface fc3/21				move port 21 on module 3 to vsan 4
show zoneset					shows all zonesets that are active
show zone vsan <#>				shows all zones active in vsan
show zoneset active				displays the active zoneset
show vsan					shows the vsans on the switch
show zoneset active vsan <vsan Id>		Shows active zoneset

switchDisable		offline
ipAddrSet		set the IP address of a Brocade switch
switchShow		display switch info
supportShow		full detailed switch info
portShow #		display port info
nsShow			Name server contents
nsAllShow		NS for full fabric
fabricShow		fabric information
ad --create		create a new Admin Domain.
ad –apply		enforce the new Admin Domain configuration.

aliCreate “Alias”, “20:00:00:e0:69:40:07:08”
zoneCreate “Zone1”, “20:00:00:e0:69:40:07:08; 50:06:04:82:b8:90:c1:8d”
cfgCreate “Test_cfg”, “Zone1;  Zone2”
cfgSave				saves zoning information across reboots
cfgEnable “Test_cfg”
zoneShow or cfgShow		shows defined and effective zones and configurations
zoneAdd				adds a member to a zone
zoneRemove			removes a member from a zone
zoneDelete			deletes a zone
cfgAdd				adds a zone to a zone configuration
cfgRemove			removes a zone from a zone configuration
cfgDelete			deletes a zone from a zone configuration
cfgClear			clears all zoning information/ must disable the effective configuration

View=				config ip show
Config> ip			(new IP and Subnet mask)
Show> switch
Show> switch
Show > system
Show> nameserver
Show> loginServer
Show> nameServer
Show.Fabric> nodes
Maint > system > setOnlineState

Config.Zoning> addWwnMem: <zoneName> <wwn>
Config.Zoning> addZone			add a new zone to the working area
Config.Zoning> activateZoneset		activation of changes
Config.Zoning> showactive		shows actively connected running zoneset
Config.Zoning> clearZone		clear WWNs in a zone
Config.Zoning> deletezone		remove zone from the running config
Config.Zoning> showPending		show pending zones
Config.Zoning> renameZone:<oldzonename><newzonename>
Config.Zoning> deleteWwnMem		<zonename><wwn>
Config.Zoning> renameZoneSet		<zoneSetName>

• http://www.symantec.com/business/support/documentation.jsp?language=english&view=manuals&pid=15273

vxdisk list		List all disks under volume manager control and give there status.
vxdiskadd c1t2d3	add or bring a disk under volume manager control
vxdiskadmin		Interactive front end to the vxdisk program

vxdisk init				Initialize Physical Volume
vxdg init mydg mydg-01=c1t11d0		Create Disk Group
vxassist -g mydg make myvol  <size>	Create Logical Volume
mkfs -F vxfs /dev/vx/rdsk/mydg/myvol	create file system
vxvol -g mydg stopall			stop a volume
vxdg deport mydg			deport disk group
vxdg import mydg			import disk group
vxvol -g mydg startall			starting a imported volume

• http://www.b2v.co.uk/b2vguide2vmware.htm
• http://b2v.co.uk/b2vguide2vmware3.htm

esxcfg-rescan  <vmkernel adpter>	scan for new disks
esxcfg-swiscsi –e			enable iSCSI initiator
more /proc/scsi/lpfc/X			wwn of HBA
esxcfg-vswitch

vmkfstools                    ~

• http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pseries/v5r3/index.jsp?topic

/usr/lpp			Software Directory
lslpp -L all			List installed software
lslpp -f fileset		List all files
instfix –i			List installed patches
cp *.lpp /usr/sys/inst.images	copy lpp software to the install directory
smit installp			Install a software package
rmdev				Remove a device

lscfg			lists all comfigured components
smit or smitty		system management utility
lscfg –v l <interface>	lists all attributes (WWN’s) for a device
emc_cfgmgr		configures symmetrix devices
mkbcv			makes BCV visable to AIX to avoid locking during boot
(1) chdev -l fcsX -a init_link=pt2pt –P			“To change INIT Link flags parameter”
(2) chdev -l fscsiX -a fc_err_recov=fast_fail –P	“Fabric Event Error RECOVERY Policy”
(3) cfgmgr –v		configures devices and optionally installs device software

smit iscsi

• http://www.docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90681/index.html

sysdef			analyzes current running system
swlist –l bundle	displays version and type of HP-UX
swlist -l patch		List installed patches
swreg –l depot /full/path/to/your/depot_file	Register a depot package for install
swinstall 		Install the Software depot

insf –e			install special device files
ioscan  -fnC disk	scans system hardware
sam			System administration tool
dd if=/dev/rdsk/c34t15d0 of=/dev/zero count=1	makes HP register with a Clariion thru LUNZ device
navicli –h <SP IP>  register			registers host with Clariion and tests agent install
lsdev –C disk		list device drivers in the system
mknod			makes a directory, special, or ordinary file
/stand/system		system configuration file

fcmsutil /dev/fcd0	List HBA wwn
tdutil /dev/td0		List HBA wwn

• http://docs.hp.com/en/T1452-90011/T1452-90011.pdf

symmask list hba –v			to list your servers paths to the symm
symmask –wwn –dir –p add dev		(use wwn, dir, p  values from above command) run command for each hba to FA zone
symmask –wwn –dir –p set heterogeneous on HP_UX		use wwn from the (symmask list hba –v )
symmask refresh
ioscan –fnC disk
insf –e
symcfg dis
sympd list

• To get HPUX to register with Clariion if using NaviAgent

Install NaviAgent
Edit agent.config  file
ioscan –fnC disk
insf –e
/sbin/init.d/agent stop
rm /etc/log/HostIdFile.txt
/sbin/init.d/agent start
dd if=/dev/rdsk/c34t15d0 of=/dev/zero count=1		makes HP register with a Clariion thru LUNZ device
navicli –h <SP IP>  register				registers host with Clariion and tests agent install

# rmsf path ( The paths are showing NO_HW or not sensing).
# ioscan -fnc disk (check)
# insf -e
# symcfg discover
# powermt display ( check for any dead path)
# powermt check (checks and corrects dead path).
# powermt config
# powermt save

• http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-5-manual/en-US/

modprobe -l *lpfc*			List Emulex modules
modprobe –r				discover new disk
/sys/class/scsi_host/host1/issue_lip	discover new disk
/sys/class/scsi_host/host1/scan		discover new disk
/usr/sbin/lpfc  lun_scan all

more /proc/scsi/lpfc/X				wwn on RHEL3
more /sys/class/scsi_host/hostX/port_name	wwn on RHEL4
more /sys/class/fc_host/hostX/port_name		wwn on RHEL5
 (X is the instance number of the HBA)   

yum install iscsi-initiator-utils		install iSCSI soft initiator
rpm -q srvadmin-deng iscsi-initiator-utils	install iSCSI soft initiator
rpm -ql iscsi-initiator-utils			confiure iSCSI soft initiator
iscsiadm -m discovery -t -p 192.168.1.100	discover iSCSI target
iscsiadm --mode node --targetname iqn

• http://developers.sun.com/openstorage/articles/opensolaris_storage_server.html

ptree –a	Shows all running processes in a tree format
showrev –p	Displays currently installed Solaris patches
prtconf		prints system configurations
pkginfo		lists installed software packages
pkgadd		install software packages
pkgrm		removes installed software packages

cfgadm –a		list all
cfgadm –c configure c4	configure StorEdge Leadville driver.(Search for new devices)
devfsadm –vC		searches for devices and also cleans up old
update_drv -f sd -d –I	searches for devices
devinfo			print device specific information about disk devices
drvconfig		generates special device files
reboot   --   -r	reboots system to discover configuration changes, and rebuild special files
/etc/system		system files
/kernel/drv/sd.conf	lists of available target ids and luns
/kernel/drv/lpfc.conf	used for persistent binding on Emulex  (qla22xx.conf for Qlogic)
/var/adm/messages	system messages

iscsiadm add static-config iqn.1999-08.com.array:sn.01234567,192.168.1.3:3260	map target
iscsiadm add discovery-address 192.168.1.13:3260
iscsiadm modify discovery --isns enable
iscsiadm list target –vS Target: iqn.1986-03.com
devfsadm -Cv -i iscsi

fcinfo hba-port					Lists information and WWNs
fcinfo remote-port -p 10000000c937694f –ls	Lists the remote-port information

syminq         ~ list all devides seen by host OS
syminq  -cids                  ~ list Clariion devices
syminq hba –fibre           ~ list HBA
syminq –pdevfile           ~List the location of devices
sympd list         ~  lists the Symmetrix devices that the host OS can see
sympd list –vcm         ~  lists all the physical device name in the device masking database
symdev list pd               ~ lists the Symmetrix devices that the host OS can see
symdisk

symdev list           ~ list all devices on symm
symdev –sa –p list             ~ list devices maped to that one FA
symdev list –bcv or –rdf1            ~ list all bcv or rdf1 volumes
symdev list –noport                 ~  list devices not mapped to any FE ports
symdev list –clariion       
symdev show 0123   -v          ~  vebose listing of one device
symdev list -RANGE 0001:0123  –v           ~ vebose listing of a rage of devices
symdev list pd          ~ list devices this host can see

symcfg discover         ~  discover the storage environment
symcfg list           ~ list local and remote symmetrixes
symcfg list –clariion      ~ list clariions
symcfg list –v         ~  lists whether the Symmetrix director has device masking turned on
symcfg list –FA all list         ~  lists all fibre directors in a Symmetrix system
symcfg list -dir all -address -sid 6196          ~  identify the address information for devices
symcfg list -dir all -address -available         ~ sid 6196          ~ returns the next available LUN address
symcfg list -lockn all            ~  list of visible Symm exclusive locks
symcfg -sid 098712341357 -lockn 15 release            ~  release a lock on a Symmetrix array.

symconfigure –sid <sid> -f <filename> preview         ~  checks file to make sure it is ok to exe
symconfigure –sid <sid> -f <filename> commit         ~  makes the changes from file
symconfigure –sid <sid> -f <filename>  prepare

symmaskdb list devs         ~  lists all devices accessible to an HBA on a specified Symmetrix system
symmaskdb remove         ~  removes the meta member devices
symmaskdb restore         ~  restores a database from a specified file
symmaskdb backup         ~  backs up a database to a specified file
symmaskdb init         ~  deletes and creates a new VCMDB
symmaskdb list assignment        ~lists deives already assigned
symmaskdb list no_assignment ~lists deives not yet assigned

symmask add devs         ~  adds a device to the list of devices that a WWN can access in the database
symmask remove devs         ~  removes a device from the list of devices that a WWN can access in  the database
symmask delete         ~  deletes all access rights for a WWN in the database
symmask replace         ~  allows one HBA to replace another
symmask refresh         ~  refresh vcmdb to all FA ports
symmask login         ~  lists for each Fibre director which hosts and HBA’s are logged in to a  Symmetrix system
symmask list HBA’s         ~  lists the WWN of the Fibre HBAs on this host
symmask -sid 381 -wwn 50060B000024F9F6  -dir 16C -p 1 set heterogeneous on HP_UX
symmask -sid SymmID set lunoffset on offset base \ -awwn awwn -dir # -p #          ~ offset high lun numbers

symsan             ~list ports and LUN WWNs seen from a specific Symmetrix director and port
symdg          ~ creates/deletes/renames device groups
symld           ~  addes & removes devices to a deivce group
symbcv         ~ associates/disassociate  BCV with device groups
symmir         ~ performs (split/establish/restore) BCV mirror commands against device groups
symclone         ~ performs (split/establish/restore/activate/terminate/recreate)
symsnap         ~ performs (restore/activate/terminate/recreate)
symrdf          ~ performs (split/establish/restore/failover/update/failback/suspend/resume)  against RDF device groups
symcg         ~  Performs operations on a Symmetrix RDF composite group
symrslv         ~  Displays logical-to-physical mapping information about a logical object that is stored on a disk.
symstat         ~  Displays statistics information about a Symmetrix, any or all directors, a device group, a disk, or a device.
symioctl         ~  sends I/O control commands to application

navicli -h <host> getall	--> Lots of useful and not so useful information 
navicli –h <SP IP> getsp         ~ verify connectivity
navicli –h <SP IP> register      ~registers host with Clariion and tests agent install
navicli –h <SP IP> storagegroup         ~ list all info about existing groups
navicli –h <SP IP> getrg  -lunlist         ~ list all existing raid groups and LUNS
navicli –h <SP IP> getdisk         ~ shows numbers of disks in storage array
navicli –h <SP IP> getrg <rg id>         ~  shows the number of raid groups
navicli –h <SP IP> getlun <lun id>         ~  lists all the disks
navicli –h <SP IP> storagegroup -list         ~ displays storage groups
navicli –h <SP IP> getcache         ~ shows the cache
navicli –h <SP IP> storagegroup –create –gname <name>         ~  creates a new storage group
navicli –h <SP IP> storagegroup –addhlu –gname <name> -hlu <#> -alu <#>         ~  assigns LUNs to storage group
navicli –h <SP IP> storagegroup –connecthost –host <hname> -gname <gname>         ~  assigns host to storage group

powermt         ~  manage powerpath environment
powercf         ~  configure powerpath devices
emcpreg         ~  manage powerpath license registration
emcpupgrade     ~  convert powerpath configuration files

inq –h                                  ~ list options and syntax
inq –hba                              ~ list hba wwn
inq –btl                                ~ display Bus Target and Lun
inq –show_vol                      ~ display Symmetrix Volume Number.
inq –winvol                          ~ show Windows filesystems
inq –dev ## –page0              ~ Raw unformatted data on a single device
inq -clariion                          ~ display CLARiiON device information