Commands Reference, Volume 5

uscsicfg Command

Purpose

List SCSI devices attached to an adapter.

Syntax

uscsicfg [ -adapter] [ -adaptername adaptername] [ -id] [ -idname name] [ -idscsi location code] [ -identify name] [ -remove name] [ -normal name]

The uscsicfg command allows the user to list all SCSI devices attached to a particular adapter by providing the name or location code of the SCSI device or the name of the adapter to which it is attached.

This command also allows the user to put a disk that is connected to an SES backplane into the identify, remove, or normal state. To put the disk into one of these states, the user needs to provide the state and the name, or location code of the device.

Flags

-adapter	Lists the names of all the SCSI adapters on the system.
-adaptername adaptername	Lists the devices attached to adaptername where adaptername is the name of a SCSI adapter (for example, `scsi1`).
-id	Lists all the SCSI devices that are not adapters on the system.
-idname name	Lists all the SCSI devices that are siblings of name where name is the name of a SCSI device that is not an adapter (for example, `hdisk0`).
-identify name	Sets the name in identify mode where name is a disk attached to a backplane (for example, `hdisk0`).
-idscsi location code	Lists all the SCSI devices that have the same parent as the device for which the location code was provided. The device is not an adapter.
-normal name	Sets the name to normal from identify, or remove where name is a disk attached to a backplane (for example, `hdisk0`).
-remove name	Sets the name in remove mode where name is a disk attached to a backplane (for example, `hdisk0`).

Examples

/usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/uscsicfg -adaptername scsi0

backplane    ses0 10-60-00-15,0        bank      slot      box      power
    hdisk0            10-60-00-8,0       U        1     SYSTEM      on
cd0               10-60-00-3,0

/usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/uscsicfg -idname cd0

backplane    ses0 10-60-00-15,0        bank      slot      box      power
    hdisk0            10-60-00-8,0       U        1     SYSTEM      on
cd0               10-60-00-3,0

/usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/uscsicfg -identify hdisk0
/usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/uscsicfg -identify hdisk0

Files

/usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin

Contains the uscsicfg command.

Related Information

The diag command.