HostScsiTopologyLun

HostScsiTopologyLun
HostScsiTopologyLun

This data object type describes the SCSI logical unit.

AllOf
This class requires all of the following:
JSON Example 
{
    "_typeName": "string",
    "key": "string",
    "lun": 0,
    "scsiLun": {
        "_typeName": "string",
        "deviceName": "string",
        "deviceType": "string",
        "key": "string",
        "uuid": "string",
        "descriptor": [
            {
                "_typeName": "string",
                "quality": "string",
                "id": "string"
            }
        ],
        "canonicalName": "string",
        "displayName": "string",
        "lunType": "string",
        "vendor": "string",
        "model": "string",
        "revision": "string",
        "scsiLevel": 0,
        "serialNumber": "string",
        "durableName": {
            "_typeName": "string",
            "namespace": "string",
            "namespaceId": 0,
            "data": [
                0
            ]
        },
        "alternateName": [
            {
                "_typeName": "string",
                "namespace": "string",
                "namespaceId": 0,
                "data": [
                    0
                ]
            }
        ],
        "standardInquiry": [
            0
        ],
        "queueDepth": 0,
        "operationalState": [
            "string"
        ],
        "capabilities": {
            "_typeName": "string",
            "updateDisplayNameSupported": false
        },
        "vStorageSupport": "string",
        "protocolEndpoint": false,
        "perenniallyReserved": false,
        "clusteredVmdkSupported": false,
        "applicationProtocol": "string",
        "dispersedNs": false
    }
}
string
key
Required

The identifier for the SCSI Lun

integer As int32 As int32
lun
Required

The logical unit number of the SCSI logical unit.

ScsiLun
scsiLun
Required

The ScsiLun data object describes a SCSI logical unit.

A SCSI logical unit is a host device that an ESX Server or virtual machine can use for I/O operations.

An ESX Server creates SCSI logical unit objects to represent devices in the host configuration. (See the definition of ScsiLunTypeEnum for a list of the supported device types.) The vSphere API uses one of two object types to represent a SCSI logical unit, depending on the device type.

  • Disks containing file system volumes or parts of volumes for hosts or raw disks for virtual machines. To represent disks, the ESX Server creates a HostScsiDisk object, which inherits properties from the ScsiLun base class.
  • Other SCSI devices, for example SCSI passthrough devices for virtual machines. To represent one of these devices, the ESX Server creates a ScsiLun object.

When the Server creates a HostScsiDisk or ScsiLun object, it specifies a valid device name and type:

  • deviceName - A string representing the name of the device that is meaningful to the host. The following are some examples of device names.
            /dev/cdrom
            /vmkdev/vmhba0:0:1:0
            PhysicalDrive0
  • deviceType - A string describing the type of device. The following are some examples of device types.
            scsi-cdrom
            scsi-tape
            scsi-disk
            scsi-processor
            scsi-unknown
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