Example of hp-ux project.

[Steve TZ]

Hi Stephan. Thanks for the link. It is very intersting site.

If I try to summarize the suggestions from all the feedback, I would choose:

=> Get a system performance set of scripts up and running
I don't really understand what to do. Do I need to write scripts from the begin to the end? Are there scripts which can be adapted or used as example? I will check the site "http://www.hpux.ws"

=> Set up CIFS/Samba to share UNIX f/s with another UNIX box
I will go through the documentation and try this product.

=> Learning the kernel/Performance and Tuning.
I have already changed the kernel parameters but I have never checked the impact on the system. That is a nice exercise

=> depth Ignite, Performance and DRD
I will read the documentation but I don't understand what performance means for Ignite.

[Steve TZ]

Hi Stephan,

Sorry I just did mistake. I wanted to assign points to your first post.

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

http://hpux.ws/system.perf.sh

That is the script set Rita refers to.

There are some fairly interesting things to do on http://hpux.ws

I would definitely go through the install process a few times and get familiar with creating systems, then make ignite backups and practice a few restores.

Cheers.

SEP

[Benoy Daniel]

Steve,

You can't delete IR volume. Instead you can create two IR Volume and mirror it.

[Steve TZ]

Steven,

Thanks for the script set.

Daniel,

So I will keep the IR. But till now I didn't find a way to monitor the disk in case of failure.

[chris huys_4]

Hi,

I think you can delete the IR volume. Else the offline drvcfg utility, would not make much sense.

"
HP 8 Internal Port SAS Controller and HP
Multi-Port Internal SAS Controller Support
Guide
HP-UX 11i v2, 11i v3
"

http://docs.hp.com/en/5900-0112/5900-0112.pdf

Greetz,
Chris

[Steve TZ]

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the useful document.

I found the answer to my previous question "How can I monitor sas disk?". I have to use sasmgr command.

[Emil Velez]

Load integrity VM on a system and create a virtual machine. You can get the software on a trial basis if you need to. This will give you a virtual machine that you need to install. You do not necessarily need extra disks. Your virtual machine can have files (maybe 15 GB) as disks. When you boot up your VM with 2 disks for example you can do some interesting LVM stuff with it.

Just installing the VM from a ignite server might also be a experience.

[Steve TZ]

Hello,

I have choosen "ignite improvement" as project. Could you please tell me what can be improved when ignite server is already installed? Ignite server is already installed. What can I improve?

Thanks in advance.

Steve.

[Steve TZ]

Hi again,

Any ideas what can be improved for an existing ignite-ux server?

Thanks.