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ASM handles the drives. You won't see them as a mount point from a systems perspective. Last I knew you have to get to a command line for OracleASM and look at them from there. Once they are put into ASM then it handles them from there.
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The location that you are talking about does not appear to be an ASM location, but an LVM location. You might want to look at the commands pvdisplay, vgdisplay, and lvdisplay.
Last edited by grim76; 01-27-2015 at 11:34 AM.
Reason: Did not respond to question, but the information.
#vgdisplay vg00
#lvdisplay LV00
This will show all devices part of LV00.
#pvdisplay <each device in above ouput>
Once you get device name, you need to utility will give you device (for e.g. /dev/sdc) to lun id and wwn number.
For symmetrix, utility is called "inq", there must be something similar for HP storage array.
The volume you are talking about is likely not managed by OracleASM. It is managed by LVM.
Oracle has really good documentation on OracleASM and how to manage it. I would refer to that especially since you are paying for support from Oracle. However, looking at the volume that you are talking about appears to be managed by LVM and not ASM.
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