In Part 5, We shown you how so you can identify all the brand new SATP laws and regulations
I got to-break the newest screenshots towards the four quadrants to ensure that I can inform you every stuff of the efficiency. Right here, I have tried to trim it off and you will number only the contours I must inform you. To take action, I used the following order:
This command lists all SATP rules and then uses grep for the string’s model, satp_alua, and ---. This causes the output to have column headers and separator lines, which are the first two lines in the output. The rest of the output shows only the lines with satp_alua in them. Notice that the 
-we argument causes grep to ignore the case.
In this output, notice that the EMC CLARiiON CX family is claimed by the VMW_SATP_ALUA_CX plug-in, based on matches on the Model column setting being DGC and the Claim Options setting being tpgs_into.
On the other hand, both LSI and IBM 2810-XIV are claimed by the VMW_SATP_ALUA plug-in, based on matches on the Vendor column, the Model column, and the value of tpgs_to your in the Claim Options column.
NetApp is also claimed by the VMW_SATP_ALUA plug-in, based on matches on the Vendor column and the value of tpgs_toward in the Claim Options column only. In this case, the Model column was not used.
IBM DS8000, which is model 2107-900 (listed in the output without the dash), and IBM SVC (listed here as model 21cuatro5) are claimed by the VMW_SATP_ALUA plug-in, based on the Vendor and Model columns only, even though the Claim Options column setting is not tpgs_to your.
The remaining rule allows VMW_SATP_ALUA to claim devices with any Vendor or Model column value, as long as the Claim Options column value is tpgs_to the. Ver mas
