lunstoragestorage-area-networkwindows-server-2003windows-server-2008
I'm trying a combination of FCINFO and PSEXEC to get the LUN ID (LUN NUMBER) used by servers, but i cant get this information directly from fcinfo.
I've also try using WMI until i learned that i should know the wmi namespace of the lun controller installed on each server.
Is this possible at all?
How about a simple batch file...
@Echo Off
rem Enter the location of the Windows Support Tools below
set @SupportToolsLoc=c:\Program Files\Support Tools
rem Enter the domain name you want to count below
set @DomainName=foo.com
rem Enter DNS Server Name below, or a period for the local server
Set @DNSServer=.
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
set /a @RecordCount=0
"%@SupportToolsLoc%\dnscmd" %@DNSServer% /enumrecords %@DomainName% . >DNSRecords.txt
for /f "skip=1 tokens=*" %%f in ('type DNSRecords.txt') do set /a @RecordCount=!@RecordCount! + 1
set /a @RecordCount=!@RecordCount! - 1
If "%@DNSServer%"=="." echo There are !@RecordCount! records in the domain %@DomainName% on the local server
If not "%@DNSServer%"=="." echo There are !@RecordCount! records in the domain %@DomainName% on the DNS Server %@DNSServer%
pause
del /q DNSRecords.txt
endlocal
Hope this helps,
Glenn
Here is Wikipedia's handy chart of the pursuit of nines:
Interestingly, only 3 of the top 20 websites were able to achieve the mythical 5 nines or 99.999% uptime in 2007. They were Yahoo, AOL, and Comcast. In the first 4 months of 2008, some of the most popular social networks, didn't even come close to that.
From the chart, it should be evident how ridiculous the pursuit of 100% uptime is...
Best Answer
Not sure if you've resolved this issue yet...However this may be possible using Powershell.
You can try the same using the The Get-DiskScsiLun function available in Powershell
The Get-DiskScsiLun function uses the following WMI objects: Win32_LogicalDisk, Win32_LogicalDiskToPartition, Win32_DiskDriveToDiskPartition and Win32_DiskDrive.
For more details please refer http://rvdnieuwendijk.com/2012/05/29/powershell-function-to-get-disk-scsi-lun-number/
Cheers!