#lsblk

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https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/mount/ https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Laufwerksverwaltung/ https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/lsblk/

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List the available block devices in RHEL or CentOS servers

To list the available block devices, we can use the following command.

lsblk

Dear Lazyweb,

I hope you are well.

You probably know lsblk which outputs nifty trees for your storage topology, showing on which device i.e. an LVM member resides.

Now, do you know of a similar tool for network devices? A tool which will show you the topology of your network devices including members and slaves of bonds and bridges, maybe even veths and vlans. So lsblk for network interfaces, lsif or lsip?