Disk To Filesystem Relationship

[gharabed]

I have an existing E450 running with filesystems already set up. What command do I use to tell how the filesystems are related to which disks? In other words how do I tell what disk: /dev/vx/dsk/ext/logs1 is on and then from that how do I tell how much space is available on that disk?

 

[jimbopalmer]

the vx in the path hints that you are using the Veritas Volume manager on that disk. I would
find /opt -name vxva -print
to find the vxva program and run it.

in general
df -k

shows a lot about file systems

you may have a vxprint program that would help as well

find /opt -name vxprint -print I tried to remain child-like, all I acheived was childish.

 

[gharabed]

"df" only gives you information about the filesystems, not the disks (I don't think).

 

[KenCunningham]

Try looking at /etc/vfstab for the disks and related filesystems. HTH.

 

[sharadmarathe]

Try Volume Manager Storage Administrator.
It is GUI for veritas VM. Command to start is "vmsa"