looking for sssu script examples to create mirror clone

[wvsa]

Good morning all;

Wondering if anyone out there has created a sssu script to create a mirror clone. My goal is to create a sssu script that will create a mirror clone, once the mirror's have been created break the mirror and present the mirrored vdisk to a hpux 11iv3 server.

Thank you in advance for your input


Norm

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[Johan Guldmyr]

Hi!

I haven't, but I will try now :)

Also, have you checked out RSM? Not so knowledgeable in this product but shouldn't this be able to do the thing above you want?

SSSu reference can be found here:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DocumentIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=101&contentType=SupportManual&docIndexId=64180&prodSeriesId=471497&prodTypeId=18964

[Johan Guldmyr · Accepted solution]

Did this in a simulator now..

In Command View 9.2.0 and I have created a VDISK called UXDISK of 50GB and a host called UX.

NoSystemSelected> select system EVA
EVA> ADD CONTAINER UXCONT SIZE=50
EVA> ADD MIRRORCLONE uxmirror VDISK=UXDISK CONTAINER=UXCONT
EVA> SET MULTIMIRROR FRACTURE VDISK=uxmirror
EVA> ADD LUN 0 HOST=UX VDISK=uxmirror

You may want to check out the OPTION lock_state=lock/unlock for ADD MIRRORCLONE.

And command_delay= for SET OPTION.

But as far as I understand it this can be done in RSM :)


To start the utility and run multiple commands, enter:
SSSU "cmd1" "cmd2" "cmd3"
To include a file path name, enter:
SSSU "file \"c:\program files\myotherscript.txt""
IMPORTANT:
Enclose file names, commands, and path names that contain spaces in quotation marks.

[wvsa]

Hello Johan;

Thank you for your response. I've played with rsm and honestly have not been able to get it to do what we need in a short period of time.

Your reference guide was helpful, will need to test your commands they make sense, thank you for taking the time to create the example.

[Johan Guldmyr]

Sure no problem :)

Wouldn't you want to have a 2nd script that syncs it back, and then a 3rd one that doesn't create the clone but only fractures it?