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How to list media server deduplication pools

fortec
Level 2
Partner Accredited

How do you determine if a disk storage pool is a deduplication pool? What command explicitely shows that a storage pool is a media server deduplication pool?

 

Thanks in advance!

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Andrew_Madsen
Level 6
Partner

Use nbdevquery -listdp -U

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Andrew_Madsen
Level 6
Partner

Sorry the thing you are looking for is 

Disk Type        : PureDisk

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Andrew_Madsen
Level 6
Partner

Use nbdevquery -listdp -U

Marianne
Level 6
Partner    VIP    Accredited Certified

I don't have access to a system right now to test, but the command you are looking for is

nbdevquery -listdp -U

You may need to add -stype <server_type> as well.
-stype AdvancedDisk
and/or
-stype PureDisk

See NetBackup Commands Reference Guide 
 

revarooo
Level 6
Employee

nbdevquery -listdp -U

Disk Pool Name   : Adv_disk
Disk Pool Id     : Adv_disk
Disk Type        : AdvancedDisk
Status           : UP
Flag             : Patchwork
Flag             : Visible
Flag             : OpenStorage
Flag             : AdminUp
Flag             : InternalUp
Flag             : SpanImages
Flag             : LifeCycle
Flag             : CapacityMgmt
Flag             : FragmentImages
Flag             : Cpr
Flag             : RandomWrites
Flag             : FT-Transfer
Flag             : CapacityManagedRetention
Flag             : CapacityManagedJobQueuing
Raw Size (GB)    : 7.87
Usable Size (GB) : 7.87
Num Volumes      : 1
High Watermark   : 98
Low Watermark    : 80
Max IO Streams   : -1
Comment          :
Storage Server   : cyborg(UP)

 

Andrew_Madsen
Level 6
Partner

Sorry the thing you are looking for is 

Disk Type        : PureDisk

Andrew_Madsen
Level 6
Partner

If you are looking to llist JUST MSDP then use the flag Marianne mentioned of -stype. Full command:

nbdevquery -listdp -stype PureDisk

V7.5 dp_disk_lptmssrv 1 18.20 18.20 1 98 80 -1 lptmssrv

You can then awk the result for scripts. 

revarooo
Level 6
Employee

if you don't want all the other stuff (assuming a unix system)

nbdevquery -listdp -stype PureDisk -U | egrep "Disk Pool Name|Disk Type"

 

Will give a neat little output like this

 

nbdevquery -listdp -stype PureDisk -U | egrep "Disk Pool Name|Disk Type"

 


Disk Pool Name   : MSDPPool
Disk Type            : PureDisk


Disk Pool Name   : MSDPPool2
Disk Type            : PureDisk