Nick (et al),
Do a sysconfig -ca to get the exact part number for what's in slots. It will provide results like the following:
filer01> sysconfig -ca
sysconfig: slot 3 OK: X3145A: NetApp NVRAM5
sysconfig: slot 2 OK: X2050A: QLogic ISP 2312; 64-bit PCI-X dual-Fibre Channel; AKA 2342
sysconfig: slot 1 OK: X1047B: Quad 10/100/1000 Ethernet VII
sysconfig: System configuration meets block protocol requirements.
sysconfig: There are no configuration errors.
filer01>
I think you'll find this easier to look up in parts finder than the normal sysconfig -a results.
Regards,
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From: owner-toasters@mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Nick Bernstein Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 10:01 To: Toasters Subject: parts finder
Hi all,
Could someone do me a favor and take a screenshot of a sysconfig with output showing an ethernet adaptor or FC adaptor line as well as the results of parts finder from the now site? I've had a couple not show up when doing it in class, and I'm assuming it's just a random anomaly and not a real issue with parts finder.
Thanks in advance,
Nick