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07-22-2004 09:36 PM
07-22-2004 09:36 PM
VxVM question
After restoring power to an external JBOD and reruning vxconfigd a mirrored volume is in stopped state, and one of its disks has FAILING state (from vxprint). vxdisk list shows it OK. The volume can be started and accessed, but failing state for that disk in vxprint persists.
How to cure it?
Tnks
How to cure it?
Tnks
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07-23-2004 03:54 PM
07-23-2004 03:54 PM
Re: VxVM question
Hi , can you tall what storage you are using,
you can enable the disk by using the storage utility,
otherwise you can do one thing more,just again power off the whole system & switch on in proper sequence.
KS
you can enable the disk by using the storage utility,
otherwise you can do one thing more,just again power off the whole system & switch on in proper sequence.
KS
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