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130 PowerVM Migration from Physical to Virtual Storage
vhost3 Available Virtual SCSI Server Adapter
vhost4 Available Virtual SCSI Server Adapter
vhost5 Available Virtual SCSI Server Adapter
vhost6 Available Virtual SCSI Server Adapter
vhost7 Available Virtual SCSI Server Adapter
vsa0 Available LPAR Virtual Serial Adapter
name status description
ent8 Available Shared Ethernet Adapter
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Or use the shorter form of the lsdev command if you prefer:
$ lsdev -dev vfchost*
name status description
vfchost0 Available Virtual FC Server Adapter
14.Use the Virtual I/O Server lsdev command to display the Fibre Channel cards
in the Virtual I/O Server partition:
$ lsdev -type adapter | grep ^fc
fcs0 Available 8Gb PCI Express Dual Port FC Adapter (df1000f114108a03)
fcs1 Available 8Gb PCI Express Dual Port FC Adapter (df1000f114108a03)
fcs2 Available FC Adapter
fcs3 Available FC Adapter
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15.If you relocated a virtual Fibre Channel compliant (NPIV) Fibre Channel card
to the Virtual I/O Server, use the lsdev command as the padmin user against
the Fibre Channel (fcs) devices to locate the corresponding WWPN that you
noted from the client logical partition:
$ lsdev -dev fcs0 -vpd | grep 'Network Address'
Network Address.............10000000C98723AE
$ lsdev -dev fcs1 -vpd | grep 'Network Address'
Network Address.............10000000C98723AF
In the previous example output the highlighted network address matches the
address that is expected to be visible.
16.It has now been established that:
– There is a Virtual Fibre Channel Server adapter.
– The physical Fibre Channel card is presented correctly to the Virtual I/O
Server.
– The correct WWPN/Network Address can be identified.