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For Sun Cluster 3.0:<br />
1. to see quorum devices: #scstat -q &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;or # scconf -p | grep -i quorum<br />
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2.Use scstat(1M) to list the disk device group configuration.<br />
% scstat -D<br />
 Use scconf(1M) to list the disk device group configuration.<br />
% scconf -p &nbsp;<br />
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Kindly refer <a href="http://192.18.109.11/816-3384/816-3384.pdf" rel="ugc">http://192.18.109.11/816-3384/816-3384.pdf</a>&nbsp; for more details.<br />
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Hope it will answer your query.<br />
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Sarvendra 
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For Sun Cluster 3.0:
1. to see quorum devices: #scstat -q      or # scconf -p | grep -i quorum

2.Use scstat(1M) to list the disk device group configuration.
% scstat -D
 Use scconf(1M) to list the disk device group configuration.
% scconf -p  

Kindly refer http://192.18.109.11/816-3384/816-3384.pdf [http://192.18.109.11/816-3384/816-3384.pdf]  for more details.

Hope it will answer your query.

Sarvendra

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'scconf' gives the quorum device as &quot;/dev/did/rdsk/d19s2&quot;<br />
But I am unable to find out what the size of the quorum device is...<br />
obviously, I can't see it using &quot;df&quot;. Is there anyother way to find it out? Manual doesn't say anything about the size.<br />
Please assist asap!<br />
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thanks
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'scconf' gives the quorum device as "/dev/did/rdsk/d19s2"
But I am unable to find out what the size of the quorum device is...
obviously, I can't see it using "df". Is there anyother way to find it out? Manual doesn't say anything about the size.
Please assist asap!

thanks

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I need to know the following info from the sun cluster I have.<br />
1. Size of the quorum drives <br />
2. How many disks does each cluster group have.<br />
Please assist as to any commands which would give the above info. Thanks!
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I need to know the following info from the sun cluster I have.
1. Size of the quorum drives 
2. How many disks does each cluster group have.
Please assist as to any commands which would give the above info. Thanks!

Size of the quorum drives

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