Q-Logic 8100 SERIES manual Identifying the Scsi Host ID, #lspci grep QLogic Corp

		8–Configuring FCoE in a Linux Environment
	Configuring FCoE Parameters Using QLogic Utilities
Table 8-6. sysfs FCoE Driver Parameters and File Locations
Sysfs Location	Parameters		Description
	subsystem ->	Link to the subsystem class
	total_isp_aborts	Total number of abort requests sent to the
		Converged Network Adapter ASIC
/sys/class/scsi_host	Uevent (w)	Update event
/hostX/
	unique_id	Unique ID
	vlan_id	VLAN ID used for FCoE frames
	vn_port_mac_address	Virtual node port MAC address
	vport_create (w)	Create a virtual NPIV port. Refer to “Cre-
		ating Virtual Ports” on page 8-25.
	vport_delete (w)	Delete a virtual NPIV port. Refer to
		“Deleting Virtual Ports” on page 8-27.
	zio (w)	Interrupt mode. Refer to “Operation Mode
		(ZIO)” on page 8-22.
	zio_timer (w)	Interrupt delay timer. Refer to “Interrupt
		Delay Timer (zio_timer)” on page 8-22.
/proc/scsi/	scsi	List of SCSI devices, vendor names, and
		model numbers for the SCSI devices
		seen by the host. LUNs that are visible
		through the adapter port are also listed
		with local SCSI hard disk drives.

Identifying the SCSI Host ID

To identify the SCSI host ID:

1.List the PCIe bus and search for the QLogic devices. For example:

#lspci grep “QLogic Corp”

2.Locate the QLogic 8100 Series Adapter entries in the search list (Figure 8-6), and record the PCI bus ID for each adapter port.

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