NAME¶

lschp - list information about available channel-paths.

SYNOPSIS¶

lschp [-h|--help] [-v|--version]

The lschp command lists status and type information about available channel-paths.

Column description:

CHPID

Channel-path identifier.

Vary

Logical channel-path state:

0 = channel-path is not used for I/O

1 = channel-path is used for I/O

Cfg.

Channel-path configure state:

0 = stand-by

1 = configured

2 = reserved

3 = not recognized

Type

Channel-path type identifier.

Cmg

Channel measurement group identifier.

Shared

Indicates whether a channel-path is shared between LPARs:

0 = channel-path is not shared

1 = channel-path is shared

PCHID

Physical channel-ID unless the 4-digit hexadecimal value is enclosed in parenthesis.

If the value is enclosed in parenthesis, no physical channel-ID is associated with the CHPID, and the value is an internal channel-ID.

For example, 0501 specifies a PCHID whereas (0502) specifies an internal channel-ID.

A column value of '-' indicates that a facility associated with the respective channel-path attribute is not available.

-h

--help

Print a short help text, then exit.

-v

--version

Print version number, then exit.