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04-14-2006 01:22 AM
04-14-2006 01:22 AM
I have a vg00 with 2 disk mirrored.I want to take a alternate mirror disk whit all mirrored information and put it in another machine.It's possible and how can i do it ?
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04-14-2006 01:26 AM
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SolutionThe cleanest way would be to make an ignite golden image of the disk and then use that to create a new disk.
The problem with taking a mirror is that you're going to disrupt the originating system when you pull it off (i.e. you'll need to run some lvm commands to clean up) and you'll have an odd looking new disk on the other box that will need some lvm cleanup (and if its a boot disk, you'll need to boot -lm mode and do some work).
Go with ignite golden images or ignite make_recovery if the disk size is the same.
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04-14-2006 01:38 AM
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Re: Clone a server whit alternate mirror disk
Unless the systems are identical in every way, I would advise against it. You still have to clean up the vg's, either bdeofre or after the disk is removed.
An ignite back/restore would be much faster and easier. It will also give you the flexibility to modify some of the parameters via the advanced options tab. If the hardware if different, but similar, you can specify clone to new hardware, and avoid system panics as well
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04-14-2006 01:45 AM
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Re: Clone a server whit alternate mirror disk
This methodology is not supported.
You can get away with it as noted above with identicial servers. Anything else and your second system will either not boot ore be unreliable.
You are better off replicating the good system to the second with Ignite Golden Image procedures.
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04-14-2006 02:25 AM
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Re: Clone a server whit alternate mirror disk
Thanks and regards
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04-14-2006 06:03 AM
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Re: Clone a server whit alternate mirror disk
BTW, if you don't build SG cluster with the clone, you can, after reducing the mirroring, use
#>dd if=/dev/rdsk/source of=/dev/rdsk/target bs=32768k
You must insert the disk into the same slot on a target machine.
HTH
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04-15-2006 09:49 AM
04-15-2006 09:49 AM
Re: Clone a server whit alternate mirror disk
You can use ignite from the server & restore the image on other server, if hardware is same.
You can use dd for copying entire disk as mentioned above.
Regards,
Shameer
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04-15-2006 09:49 AM
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Re: Clone a server whit alternate mirror disk
You can use ignite image from the server & restore the image on other server, if hardware is same.
You can use dd for copying entire disk as mentioned above.
Regards,
Shameer
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04-15-2006 11:33 PM
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Re: Clone a server whit alternate mirror disk
Inserting second mirrored disk of system A in to system B is possible only if both hardwares are identical. But this would cause sytem B to be unreliable. It is better to create ignite image of system A and restore it to system B.
Regards,
Sunil
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04-26-2006 12:52 AM
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