Re: Detecting Load Source drive on network storage spaces

[DrFranken <midrange@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Load source is the last one:  I/O Adapter 0, I/O Bus 0, Ctl 0.

The controller number sequence matches the NWSSTG sequence. (Subtract 1 
from the NWSSTG Sequence number to get the CTL number.)

NOTE:  I know this is correct for new setups and drives added. I've not 
tested what happens when you remove say drive 3 some time in the future 
and later add a new drive.

    - Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis.

On 12/21/2012 9:42 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> How do I tie:
>
> Select Load Source Device
>                                 Sys  Sys   I/O       I/O
> Serial Number    Type  Model   Bus  Card  Adapter   Bus   Ctl   Dev
> YR5EE3N3AMNP     6B22   050    255     2       0      0     5     0
> YJGVKJYW8DAT     6B22   050    255     2       0      0     4     0
> Y3DH87YJ49D9     6B22   050    255     2       0      0     3     0
> YK577MY5G4LL     6B22   050    255     2       0      0     2     0
> Y2WJH7GCXJVK     6B22   050    255     2       0      0     1     0
> YDM35QG7QWNN     6B22   050    255     2       0      0     0     0
>
> with
> WRKNWSSTG
>                              Link
> Name        Server    Seq   Type  Access
> MAIL1001    MAIL1       1   *DYN  *UPDATE
> MAIL1002    MAIL1       2   *DYN  *UPDATE
> MAIL1003    MAIL1       3   *DYN  *UPDATE
> MAIL1004    MAIL1       4   *DYN  *UPDATE
> MAIL1005    MAIL1       5   *DYN  *UPDATE
> MAIL1006    MAIL1       6   *DYN  *UPDATE
>
>
>
> Rob Berendt