On 04.07.2022 06:13, Jake Anderson wrote:
> Is it possible to know the LUN ID where a specific filesystem is residing?
You can use 'lszdev --by-path ' to display information about the
device that provides a specific filesystem path.
Regards,
Peter
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Peter Oberparleiter
Linux on IBM Z
Hi Jake,
On 7/4/22 06:13, Jake Anderson wrote:
Is it possible to know the LUN ID where a specific filesystem is residing?
You can use lsblk to find out SCSI disk block device names backing the paths to
a specific mounted file system.
Then you can use e.g. lsscsi -xxtv
Note that the network management software differs by distro: RHEL uses
NetworkManager (see Eric's answer below), SUSE uses wicked, and Ubuntu uses
netplan - and beware: Some distros changed their tools over time: E.g. Ubuntu
was formerly using NetworkManager at some point if I recall correctly.
