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How to determine total disk capacity - HPUX
Name: Kevin Potter Date: October 24, 2000 at 06:49:18 Pacific
Comment:
Hello,
On an HP K200 server running HPUX 10.01 I need to determine the total amount of hard diskspace installed on the server regardless if it is in use or not.
Is there a utility/command that will tell me the total capacity of all disks installed in the server? I search deja.com and could not find the answer.
I hope that it is not to late for the answer to this question but the best way to find out the capacity of all the Disk Drives connected to your K200 is to use SAM. Enter "DISK and FILE SYSTEMS" then "DISK DEVICES". This will give you a list of all the disk devices in your system and their capacity. Also I would like to take this time to tell you that I work for "Atlantix Global Systems, LLC." This company is a reseller of HP/9000, Sun Microsystems, RS/6000, A/S400, and PC's. If you would like to upgrade your system and its operating system please don't hesitate to e-mail me. I work on these servers every day and know people that can get you anything you need at very good process. Look-up our website: www.atlantixglobal.com I promise you won't be disappointed with our services.
Julio Cesar Perez, HP Certified. Hardware Engineer
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