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Working with Controllers
If the CLI encounters a problem during these integrity checks, it
issues an error and does not continue the flash update.
Understanding Channel Attributes
A channel is a path used for transferring and controlling data
between a storage controller and storage devices. SCSI devices
present on a controller are identified by a combination of their
channel number, SCSI device ID (also known as the target ID), and
Logical Unit Number. The SCSI device name is represented as
(CHANNEL:ID:LUN) in this user guide. An example SCSI device
name is (2,03,1).
Channel attributes are characteristics of a channel that you can
administer or display using the CLI. Table 3-2 lists the channel
attributes and their related CLI commands:
Table 3-2. Channel Attributes
Channel
Attributes
CLI
Operations
Related Commands
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channel
number
Display
controller show
channels
Displaying a
Channel
Number
host
controller
ID
Display
controller show
channels
Displaying a
Host Controller
ID
targets
Display
controller show
channels
Displaying the
Maximum
Number of
Targets on a
Channel
channel
type
Display
Reset
controller show
channels
controller
reset_scsi_channel
Displaying a
Channel’s Type
number of
channels
Display
controller details
Displaying the
Number of
Channels
channel
speed
Display
controller show
channels
Displaying a
Channel’s Speed