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esxcfg-dumppart - VMware ESX Server diagnostic
partition configuration tool
esxcfg-dumppart
NAME
esxcfg-dumppart - VMware ESX Server diagnostic partition configuration
tool
COPYRIGHT
VMware ESX Server is Copyright 2006 VMware, Inc. All rights
reserved.
SYNOPSIS
esxcfg-dumppart OPTIONS
DESCRIPTION
esxcfg-dumppart provides an interface to query, set, and scan
for diagnostic partitions on an ESX Server.
OPTIONS
-l -list
List all partitions on the system that have the appropriate
partition type to act as an ESX Server diagnostic partition.
WARNING: Listing will scan all LUNs on a system and may degrade
system performance.
-t -get-active
Get the active diagnostic partition for this system. This
will return the internal name of the partition (vmbhaX:X:X:X)
or 'none' if no partition is set.
-c -get-config
Get the configured diagnostic partition for the system. This
partition may or many not be the active partition, and in
a SAN situation this partition may have disappeared.
-s -set vmbhaX:X:X:X
Set the active and configured diagnostic partition for this
system using the vmhba name of the partition to use.
-f -find
Using the same method as the list option, find all the diagnostic
partitions on this ESX Server. Based on the type of storage,
print the partitions in order of their desirability to be
used as a diagnostic partition. The order of priority for
diagnostic partitions is Parallel adapter, block adapter,
Fibre Channel, Hardware iSCSI, software iSCSI.
-S -smart-activate
Activate the diagnostic partition if one is set and available.
Otherwise, scan the system and choose an appropriate partition
using the same criteria as is used in "find".
-a -activate
Activate the configured diagnostic partition.
-d -deactivate
Deactivate the current active diagnostic partition. WARNING:
this will leave your system without any means of reporting
errors until another partition is activated.
-h -help
Print the help message.
EXAMPLE
--set vmhba0:0:0:6 (for LUN on adapter vmhba0 target 0, LUN
0, partition 6)
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