Originally posted by: Jack0fAll

What command i can use to find the physical adapters that make up an EtherChannel adapter?

Originally posted by: sanket

You can use lsattr command of AIX on etherchannel device.

lsattr -El <etherchannel adapter> -a adapter_names

Alternatively you can also use smitty 

smitty etherchannel --> List All EtherChannels / Link Aggregations

Thanks

Originally posted by: grukrz1

you can use some scripting to get what you need, e.g.

 

#!/bin/ksh

crr='\033[31m'
cr='\033[1;34m'
cn='\033[00m'
czb='\033[1;32m'
czu='\033[4;33m'

echo "###################`hostname`###################"
ifconfig -a | grep ^en | awk -F: {'print $1'} |
while read line
do
NIC=`echo $line | sed 's/en/ent/g'`
CARD=`lsdev -Cc adapter | grep "^$NIC "|awk -F\/ '{print $1}'|awk '{print $3,$1" ("$2")"}' `
if `echo $CARD | grep EtherChannel 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null`
   then
   ACNL=`entstat -d ${NIC}|awk '/Active channel:/{print $3}'`
   echo "\n${crr}$CARD:${cn} Active channel is: ${czu}${ACNL}${cn}"
   #echo " `entstat -d ${NIC}| grep \"Active channel:\"`"
   i=1
   LIST=`lsattr -El $NIC | grep adapter_names | awk {'print $2'} | sed "s/,/ /g"`
   for ITEM in $LIST
      do
      [ "${ACNL}" == "primary" ] && CT=${czu} || CT=${cn}
      echo " primary : ${CT}`lsdev -Cc adapter | grep \"^$ITEM \"|awk '{print $1}'`${cn}"
      let i=$i+1
   done
   unset ITEM
   i=1
   LIST=`lsattr -El $NIC | grep backup_adapter | awk {'print $2'} | sed "s/,/ /g"`
   if `echo $LIST | grep NONE 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null`
   then
   do=nothing
   else
   for ITEM in $LIST
      do
      [ "${ACNL}" == "backup" ] && CT=${czu} || CT=${cn}
      echo " backup  : ${CT}`lsdev -Cc adapter | grep \"^$ITEM \"|awk '{print $1}'`${cn}"
      let i=$i+1
   done
   fi
else
   echo "\n${cy}$CARD${cn}"
fi
done
echo ""

sample output: