In the message dated: Fri, 31 Oct 2014 11:20:40 -0700,
The pithy ruminations from Sven Oehme on
<Re: [gpfsug-discuss] mapping <cXnY> to hostname?> were:
=> Hi,
=>
=> the official way to do this is mmdiag --network
OK.
I'm now using:
mmdiag --network | awk '{if ( $1 ~ /<c[0-9]*n/ ) { printf $1 " " ;
system("getent hosts "$2) }}'
Thanks,
Mark
=>
=> thx. Sven
=>
=>
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=> Sven Oehme
=> Scalable Storage Research
=> email: [email protected]
=> Phone: +1 (408) 824-8904
=> IBM Almaden Research Lab
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=> From: [email protected]
=> To: gpfsug main discussion list <[email protected]>
=> Date: 10/31/2014 10:11 AM
=> Subject: [gpfsug-discuss] mapping <cXnY> to hostname?
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=>
=>
=> Many GPFS logs & utilities refer to nodes via their <cXnY> name.
=>
=> I haven't found an "mm*" executable that shows the mapping between that
=> name an the hostname.
=>
=> Is there a simple method to map the <cXnY> designation to the node's
=> hostname?
=>
=> Thanks,
=>
=> Mark
=>
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