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Auto activating VG in an HITACHI SAN disk array

 
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RATEFIARIVONY
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Auto activating VG in an HITACHI SAN disk array

Hi All,

How do I auto-activate Volume Groups stored in an HITACHI san disk array so that i can see it after each reboot ?

Thank You.
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Michael Tully
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Re: Auto activating VG in an HITACHI SAN disk array

Generally speaking, if you have the LUN's attached, the zoning has not changed, and the filesystem structure is added correctly to the /etc/fstab file, everything would be available. If you provide a little more information I could be of more assistance.
Anyone for a Mutiny ?
Carsten Krege
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Re: Auto activating VG in an HITACHI SAN disk array

VG activation is done in /sbin/lvmrc at boot time, with the config file being in /etc/lvmrc. On a normal node, all VGs should be activated automatically. Only on Serviceguard nodes you would disable this feature (set AUTO_VG_ACTIVATE=0 in /etc/lvmrc) and add vgchange commands to the function custom_vg_activation() in /etc/lvmrc.

Carsten
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RATEFIARIVONY
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Re: Auto activating VG in an HITACHI SAN disk array

Thanks a lot for replies,
The node will be in cluster with MC Service Guard and the guy who did the OS installation remove the vg auto-activation...
Seems like i need some training in HP clustering :)