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Tapelist Utility Program

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Solaris Device Driver (IBMtape) Tapelist Utility Program A Tapelist Utility Program called tapelist is installed in the /opt/IBMtape directory as part of the IBMtape package. The tapelist utility provides the user a listing of tape, medium changer and SAN data gateway devices configured with the IBMtape driver. It also displays the information of HBA with IBM tape drive attachment and the current status of load balancing. The following is an example of a Tapelist Utility Program output. # tapelist Instance : 697 Special File : /dev/rmt/6st Device : 03592E05(e/e) Serial Number : 000001300168 TGT/LUN : 7/0 Ucode : 04C4 World Wide NN : 5005076302000127 World Wide PN : 5005076302400127 Dev Phy Path : /devices/pci@1f,2000/QLGC,qla@1/IBMtape@7,0:st Path Type : N/A # tapelist -t hba_index hba_inst 0 0 1 2 2 3 hba_driver reg_count usage_count HBA Path qla2300 4 1 /devices/pci@4,2000/fibre-channel@1 lpfc 4 2 /devices/pci@6,2000/pci@1/fibre-channel@4 lpfc 1 0 /devices/pci@6,2000/pci@1/fibre-channel@5 A new feature is added in tapelist to display the drive information in the library that is running /opt/IBMtape/tapelist -L. # tapelist -L Addr Inst# Special File Device Serial No TGT/LUN Ucode World Wide NN World Wide PN Library (/dev/rmt/5smc) Info: 2894 /dev/rmt/5smc 03584L22 0000000T003904E5 3/1 806c N/A N/A 274 2893 /dev/rmt/13st 03592E05(e/e) 000001365066 3/0 1D10 500507630019F016 500507630059F016 276 2914 /dev/rmt/14st 03592E06(e/e) 000001326803 14/0 2444 500507630019F019 500507630059F019 Library (/dev/rmt/7smc) Info: 2899 /dev/rmt/7smc 03584L32 0000000T00390401 6/1 265 2898 /dev/rmt/6st ULT3580-TD4(e) 1300000044 6/0 806c N/A N/A 82F0 500507630019F009 500507630059F009 Library 3494 Info: 322 /dev/rmt/10st 03592J1A 000001300147 1/0 0464 5005076300000000 5005076300400000 The following is a definition of the fields and headers that appear in the previous screens: Inst # Special File Device TGT/LUN Ucode level World Wide NN World Wide PN Dev Phy Path Path Type hba_index hba_inst hba_driver reg_count usage_count HBA Path The instance number of the particular device. The device special file used to access this device. A string indicating the device model and encryption information (e/e: encryption capable/encryption enable). Serial No: The serial number of the device. The SCSI target and LUN of the device. The current microcode (firmware) loaded on the device. A number indicating Fibre Channel World Wide Node Name of the device. A number indicating Fibre Channel World Wide Port Name of the device. A string indicating the device path in the device tree. A primary or alternate path used for failover. The index number of the particular HBA in the HBA list. The instance number of the particular HBA assigned by the Solaris system. The HBA driver name with IBM tape drive attachment. The number of IBM tape drives attached on the HBA. The number of IBM tape drives currently using the HBA. A string indicating the HBA device path in the device tree. 144 IBM Tape Device Drivers Installation and User's Guide

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Tapelist Utility Program
A Tapelist Utility Program called
tapelist
is installed in the
/opt/IBMtape
directory
as part of the IBMtape package. The tapelist utility provides the user a listing of
tape, medium changer and SAN data gateway devices configured with the
IBMtape driver. It also displays the information of HBA with IBM tape drive
attachment and the current status of load balancing. The following is an example
of a Tapelist Utility Program output.
# tapelist
Instance : 697
Special File : /dev/rmt/6st
Device : 03592E05(e/e)
Serial Number : 000001300168
TGT/LUN : 7/0
Ucode : 04C4
World Wide NN : 5005076302000127
World Wide PN : 5005076302400127
Dev Phy Path : /devices/pci@1f,2000/QLGC,qla@1/IBMtape@7,0:st
Path Type : N/A
# tapelist -t
hba_index
hba_inst
hba_driver
reg_count
usage_count
HBA Path
---------
--------
----------- ----------- ----------- --------------------------–
0
0
qla2300
4
1
/devices/pci@4,2000/fibre-channel@1
1
2
lpfc
4
2
/devices/pci@6,2000/pci@1/fibre-channel@4
2
3
lpfc
1
0
/devices/pci@6,2000/pci@1/fibre-channel@5
A new feature is added in tapelist to display the drive information in the library
that is running
/opt/IBMtape/tapelist -L
.
# tapelist -L
Addr
Inst#
Special File
Device
Serial No
TGT/LUN Ucode
World Wide NN
World Wide PN
----- ----- ------------- ------------- --–-------------- ------- ----- ------------–--
------------–--
Library (/dev/rmt/5smc) Info:
2894
/dev/rmt/5smc 03584L22
0000000T003904E5
3/1
806c
N/A
N/A
274
2893
/dev/rmt/13st 03592E05(e/e)
000001365066
3/0
1D10
500507630019F016 500507630059F016
276
2914
/dev/rmt/14st 03592E06(e/e)
000001326803
14/0
2444
500507630019F019 500507630059F019
Library (/dev/rmt/7smc) Info:
2899
/dev/rmt/7smc 03584L32
0000000T00390401
6/1
806c
N/A
N/A
265
2898
/dev/rmt/6st
ULT3580-TD4(e) 1300000044
6/0
82F0
500507630019F009 500507630059F009
Library 3494 Info:
322
/dev/rmt/10st 03592J1A
000001300147
1/0
0464
5005076300000000 5005076300400000
The following is a definition of the fields and headers that appear in the previous
screens:
Inst #
The instance number of the particular device.
Special File
The device special file used to access this device.
Device
A string indicating the device model and encryption information
(e/e: encryption capable/encryption enable).
Serial No: The serial number of the device.
TGT/LUN
The SCSI target and LUN of the device.
Ucode level
The current microcode (firmware) loaded on the device.
World Wide NN
A number indicating Fibre Channel World Wide Node Name of the device.
World Wide PN
A number indicating Fibre Channel World Wide Port Name of the device.
Dev Phy Path
A string indicating the device path in the device tree.
Path Type
A primary or alternate path used for failover.
hba_index
The index number of the particular HBA in the HBA list.
hba_inst
The instance number of the particular HBA assigned by the Solaris system.
hba_driver
The HBA driver name with IBM tape drive attachment.
reg_count
The number of IBM tape drives attached on the HBA.
usage_count
The number of IBM tape drives currently using the HBA.
HBA Path
A string indicating the HBA device path in the device tree.
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