vxvol volinfo

vxvol [-v] [-g<DynamicDiskGroupName>] volinfo <VolumeName | DriveLetter |VmName|DrivePath>

Returns information about the volume.

The following attributes apply:

[-v]

The verbose option displays the size and offset of the subdisks as well as the other information provided by the main command.

-g<DynamicDiskGroupName>

Needed only if you use the internal volume name.

<VolumeName>

The path name of the volume, such as \Device\HarddiskDmVolumes\DG1\Volume1.

<DriveLetter>

The drive letter of the volume.

<VmName>

Internal name of the volume; requires the use of the -g option, such as -gDG1 Volume1.

<DrivePath>

A volume that is mounted on an NTFS folder; it is indicated by a path to that folder.

The possible information categories are name, dynamic disk group name, size, volume type, whether it is a boot or system volume, whether it contains the page file (pagefile.sys), volume status, and access mode (read only or read/write access mode). If the volume is a dynamic volume, the command can return additional information on any mirror plexes or DCO volumes that are associated with the volume.

Example

vxvol volinfo E:

This returns a list with specified information as described above for volume E.