The commands that are shown in Example 7-9 and Example 7-10 determine whether the IBM Spectrum Virtualize is properly connected. They show at a glance which ASL is used (native DMP ASL or SDD ASL). 

Example 7-9 shows what you see when Symantec Volume Manager correctly accesses IBM Spectrum Virtualize by using the SDD pass-through mode ASL. 

# vxdmpadm list enclosure all ENCLR_NAME ENCLR_TYPE ENCLR_SNO STATUS ============================================================ OTHER_DISKS OTHER_DISKS OTHER_DISKS CONNECTED VPATH_SANVC0 VPATH_SANVC 0200628002faXX00 CONNECTED 

Example 7-10 shows what you see when IBM Spectrum Virtualize is configured by using native DMP ASL. 

## 7.10.3 DMP multipathing 

# vxdmpadm listenclosure all ENCLR_NAME ENCLR_TYPE ENCLR_SNO STATUS ============================================================ OTHER_DISKS OTHER_DSKSI OTHER_DISKS CONNECTED SAN_VC0 SAN_VC 0200628002faXX00 CONNECTED 

For the latest ASL levels to use native DMP, see the array-specific module table at this website: 

https://sort.symantec.com/asl 

For the latest Veritas Patch levels, see the patch table at this website: 

https://sort.symantec.com/patch/matrix 

To check the installed Symantec Veritas version, enter the following command: 

showrev -p |grep vxvm 

To check which IBM ASLs are configured into the Volume Manager, enter the following command: 

vxddladm listsupport |grep -i ibm 

After you install a new ASL by using the pkgadd  command, restart your system or run the vxdctl enable  command. To list the ASLs that are active, enter the following command: 

## 7.11 VMware server 

vxddladm listsupport 

To determine the various VMware ESXi levels that are supported, see the IBM System Storage Interoperation Center (SSIC) available at: 

IBM SSIC 

