lspartition

Use the lspartition command to generate a list with concise or detailed information on storage partitions on the system.

Syntax

Parameters

partition_name | partition_id: (Optional) Specifies the name or ID of the partition. When this parameter is used, a detailed view of the storage partition is displayed. If this parameter is omitted, a concise view of all storage partitions is displayed.

This table describes possible outputs.

Table 1. lspartition output
Attribute	Value
id	Indicates the ID of the partition.
name	Indicates the name of the partition.
preferred_management_location	Indicates the location number (1 or 2) for the preferred management system. This identifier can be used to determine which of the location1 or location2 fields correspond to preferred management system.
preferred_management_system_id	Indicates the ID of the system for the preferred management system.
preferred_management_system_name	Indicates the name of the system for the preferred management system.
active_management_location	Indicates the location number (1 or 2) for the active management system. This identifier can be used to determine which of the location1 or location2 fields correspond to active management system.
active_management_system_id	Indicates the ID of the system for the active management system.
active_management_system_name	Indicates the name of the system for the active management system.
replication_policy_id	Indicates the ID of the replication policy that is associated with the partition.
replication_policy_name	Indicates the name of the replication policy that is associated with the partition.
location1_system_id	Indicates the ID of the system in location1 of the replication policy that is associated with the partition or of the local system if no replication policy is associated.
location1_system_name	Indicates the name of the system in location1 of the replication policy that is associated with the partition or of the local system if no replication policy is associated.
location1_status	For partitions with an associated replication policy: Indicates the health status of the system in location1 of the replication policy. The following statuses can be displayed: healthy unhealthy disconnected suspended blank A status of `unhealthy` indicates that there is an error that affects replication. A status of `suspended` indicates that user intervention is required. For single-system partitions: Indicates the health status of the member volume groups. The following statuses can be displayed: healthy unhealthy A status of `unhealthy` indicates that one or more volumes in one or more of the member groups is unavailable.
location2_system_id	Indicates the ID of the system in location 2 of the replication policy that is associated with the partition.
location2_system_name	Indicates the name of the system in location 2 of the replication policy that is associated with the partition.
location2_status	Indicates the health status of the system in location 2 of the replication policy that is associated with the partition. The following statuses can be displayed: healthy unhealthy disconnected suspended blank A status of `unhealthy` indicates that there is an error that affects replication. A status of `suspended` indicates that user intervention is required.
host_count	Indicates the number of hosts that are associated with the partition.
host_offline_count	Indicates the number of hosts in the storage partition that are offline on one or more systems.
volume_group_count	Indicates the number of volume groups that are associated with the partition.
volume_group_synchronized_count	Indicates the number of volume groups that are associated with the partition that are synchronized.
volume_group_synchronizing_count	Indicates the number of volume groups that are associated with the partition that are synchronizing.
volume_group_stopped_count	Indicates the number of volume groups that are associated with the partition that are not synchronized or actively synchronizing.
ha_status	Indicates the HA status between the two locations in the replication policy that is associated with the partition. The following statuses can be displayed: established establishing suspended problem blank A status of `establishing` indicates that HA is in the process of being established and no user action is required.
link_status	Indicates the status of HA replication between the systems in location1 and location 2 of the replication policy assigned to the storage partition. The following statuses can be displayed: synchronized synchronizing suspended disconnected blank
desired_location_system_id	Indicates the cluster ID of the remote system to which the storage partition is migrated.
desired_location_system_name	Indicates the cluster name of the remote system to which the storage partition is migrated.
migration_status	Indicates the storage partition migration status. One of the following status will be displayed: queued in progress user action required aborting blank suspended
uuid	Indicates the universally unique identifier for this partition.
dr_link_status	Indicates the status of the DR replication link for the partition. This field is only populated when the partition is linked for DR replication. One of the following status will be displayed. unused - The partition is linked for DR replication, but no volume groups are configured for DR replication. healthy - All volume groups configured for DR replication are either running or independent. problem - There is a problem affecting the DR replication for one or more volume groups. Check the volume groups in the partition. disconnected - A connectivity problem prevents DR replication for the volume groups in this partition.
dr_link_direction	Indicates the direction of replication using the DR replication link for the partition. This field is only populated when the partition is linked for DR replication.
dr_linked_partition_uuid	The UUID of the remote partition linked for disaster recovery replication. This field is only populated when the partition has a disaster recovery link.
dr_linked_partition_name	Indicates the name of the remote partition linked for disaster recovery replication.
dr_linked_remote_system_1_id	Indicates the ID of the first system in the DR-linked partition.
dr_linked_remote_system_1_name	Indicates the name of the first system in the DR-linked partition.
dr_linked_remote_system_2_id	Indicates the ID of the second system in the DR-linked partition.
dr_linked_remote_system_2_name	Indicates the name of the second system in the DR-linked partition.
force_upper_location	Indicates if this partition should be shown in the upper location of the topology diagram in the GUI, overriding the default layout for the view. This attribute indicates any user-specified preference for the layout. The local_location field below determines the actual layout. It is only used for partitions configured for 2-site replication for disaster recovery.
local_location	Indicates if this partition is in the upper or lower location of the topology diagram. This attribute is only used for partitions configured for disaster recovery replication.
draft	Indicates that this partition is a draft.
draft_volume_group_count	Indicates the number of volume groups that are associated with this draft partition.
draft_host_count	Indicates the number of hosts that are associated with this draft partition.
user_action_sequence_number	Indicates the event sequence number for which the user action is requested.
user_action_type	Indicates the type of the user action. The following statuses can be displayed: host_rescan_requested commit_or_rollback
host_provisioned_capacity	Indicates the total amount of the `host_provisioned_capacity` from the member volume groups.
protection_provisioned_capacity	Indicates the total amount of the `protection_provisioned_capacity` from the member volume groups.
protection_written_capacity	Indicates the total amount of the `protection_written_capacity` from the member volume groups.

Description

The following fields are blank for a single-system partition:

replication_policy_id
replication_policy_name
preferred_management_location
preferred_management_system_id
preferred_management_system_name
active_management_location
active_management_system_id
active_management_system_name
location2_system_id
location2_system_name
location2_status
host_count
host_offline_count
volume_group_count
volume_group_synchronized_count
volume_group_synchronizing_count
volume_group_stopped_count
ha_status
link_status

Note: For single-system partitions, location1 fields that were previously blank are now populated.