This is a short
how-to on converting the VMware VSphere device wwn (naa. number) to an EMC
device ID.
Of course in real life one can always get this by using the symmetrix command line
symdev -sid 1234 list -all -wwn | grep wwn
Of course in real life one can always get this by using the symmetrix command line
symdev -sid 1234 list -all -wwn | grep wwn
If it is only few devices you want to work with, you can just copy and paste the naa number from Vsphere Client, where the number (naa) is a bit longer, as it contains additional information. e.g.
Convert from naa. to Dev id:
vml.02000800006000097000019570421253303030424253594d4d4554 |
Convert from naa. to Dev id:
Take the last 8
digits of the naa number
e.g. for
naa.60000970000292601174533030334435, numbers after 53 are 3030334435.
This will usually start with a 30.
Break it apart in pairs of two.
So 3030334435 becomes 30 30 33 44 35. The first "30" is discarded, so we'll take only 30 33 44 35
This will usually start with a 30.
Break it apart in pairs of two.
So 3030334435 becomes 30 30 33 44 35. The first "30" is discarded, so we'll take only 30 33 44 35
The Dev ID
equivalence for the resultant pair of numbers is as follows:
30 = 0
31 = 1
32 = 2
33 = 3
34 = 4
35 = 5
36 = 6
37 = 7
38 = 8
39 = 9
40 = **** DOES NOT EXIST ****
41 = A
42 = B
43 = C
44 = D
45 = E
46 = F
…. Follows in that order
Just write that out and you’ll obtain the dev id.
30 = 0
31 = 1
32 = 2
33 = 3
34 = 4
35 = 5
36 = 6
37 = 7
38 = 8
39 = 9
40 = **** DOES NOT EXIST ****
41 = A
42 = B
43 = C
44 = D
45 = E
46 = F
…. Follows in that order
Just write that out and you’ll obtain the dev id.
So in the
example, 30334435 becomes
30 = 0
33 = 3
44 = D
35 = 5
thus the EMC device ID for 30334435 is 03D5
30 = 0
33 = 3
44 = D
35 = 5
thus the EMC device ID for 30334435 is 03D5
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