Bring Back a Crashed System - Enabling Trusted System

[Laurie A. Krumrey]

Hi All,

I am working to bring back my system. She is
up and running but I need to install Online
JFS and the March 2001 patch bundles and
enable Trusted Systems and rename some
file systems (I named wrong).

How do you properly enable a box to make it
a Trusted System? My server (HP-UX 11.0
D390) was a Trusted System before we reinstalled a new OS on it.

How do I make this Server a Trusted System
(again)?

Also, I did a vgimport and some other stuff
with HP to recreate the logical volumes and the
directory names and
thank heavens we still have our EMC data.

However, relaying on memory I renamed the
directories wrong. I having a real bad day.
Could someone please just give me real
simple instructions to rename a directories with data in it.

I didn't get any sleep last night over my
crashed server and I am very stress out and
need things to be simple. Luckily this is
a test box, but developers always think of
test box as productions..everything is relative. And in an age of computers everything
is needed yesterday.

Can Unix people have a sense of humor when
there are problems? You guys are my only
support here.

Thank you for your help,
Laurie

[A. Clay Stephenson · Accepted solution]

Hi Laurie,

I'll answer the rename part very quickly since that;s the critical issue. We will worry about trusted system conversion later.

It's very simple

mv olddirname newdirname

Now, get some sleep, Clay

[A. Clay Stephenson]

Laurie, after your nap,

I should also add if you misnamed filesystem mountpoints then:
1) umount /oldmountptdir
2) vi /etc/fstab and change mountpoint directory
3) mv /oldmountptdir /newmountptdir
4) mount /newmountptdir

Now for the Trusted System Stuff:
You can do it from SAM.
SAM->Auditing & Security->System Security Policies
This will step you through the process.

Regards, Clay

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi Laurie:

Two things FIRST:

1. I suggest you take a nap first, rather than be hurried by developers. Mistakes can become costly and being without sleep invites them!

2. Moving directories can be a bit tricky.

If you want to move /dir1 and all its subdirectories and files to /dir2 without adding 'dir1' under 'dir2' (as I suspect you want to do), then:

# cd /dir1
# mv * /dir2

If /dir1 and /dir2 are the mounted file systems, first unmount /dir1 then move the files, then edit /etc/fstab to replace 'dir1' with 'dir2' and lastly do a 'mount -a'.

Good luck, go slow, and relax!

...JRF...