You must determine the fibre-channel port speed for several actions. You can determine the fibre-channel port speed using the SAN Volume Controller Console, the CLI, or from the front panel.
You can view the fabric speed for the cluster from the View Cluster Properties panel.
This task assumes that you have already launched the SAN Volume Controller Console.
If the node is in a cluster that is operational, you can determine the fibre-channel port speed from the cluster vital product data.
To view the fibre-channel port speed of a cluster, issue the following command:
svcinfo lscluster -delim : cluster1
id:cluster1 name:rc-cluster-20 location:local partnership: bandwidth: cluster_IP_address:9.71.50.32 cluster_service_IP_address:9.71.50.183 total_mdisk_capacity:2976.9GB space_in_mdisk_grps::2976.9GB space_allocated to vdisks:147.2GB total_free_space:2828.7GB statistics_status:on statistics_frequency:15 required_memory:8192 cluster_locale:en_US SNMP_setting:none SNMP_community: SNMP_server_IP_address:[0.0.0.0]:23 subnet_mask:255.255.254.0 default_gateway:9.71.50.1 time_zone:522 UTC email_setting:none email_id: code_level:4.1.0.12 (build 5.13.0610240000) FC_port_speed:2Gb console_IP:9.71.49.176:9080 id_alias:cluster1 gm_link_tolerance:300 gm_inter_cluster_delay_simulation:0 gm_intra_cluster_delay_simulation:0 email_server:8.53.26.131 email_server_port:25 email_reply:manager@mycompany.com email_contact:manager email_contact_primary:01202 123456 email_contact_alternate:44-212-786543-4455 email_contact_location:city email_state:running email_user_count:2 inventory_mail_interval:0 cluster_IP_address_6: cluster_service_IP_address_6: prefix_6: default_gateway_6: total_vdiskcopy_capacity:40.00GB total_used_capacity:22.50GB total_overallocation:67 total_vdisk_capacity:30.00GB
Perform the following steps from the front panel to determine the fibre-channel port speed: