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01-18-2005 02:35 AM
01-18-2005 02:35 AM
Encapsulate boot disk?
Thank you.
Tony
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01-18-2005 02:41 AM
01-18-2005 02:41 AM
Re: Encapsulate boot disk?
I know of mostly cons of encapsulated the root disk.
The biggest con to me is the inability to do upgrades to the OS with root encapsulation.
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01-18-2005 02:59 AM
01-18-2005 02:59 AM
Re: Encapsulate boot disk?
We don't put the boot/root drives under VxVM control simply based on economics. Even with Mission Critical OE, DMP (Dynamic Multi-Pathing) is an extra cost from Veritas. Whereas pathing is included in all OE versions from HP because it's a fundamental feature of good ole LVM.
And, as earlier stated, there are several thing that are much more difficult when the OS is encapsulated by VxVM.
Now we have quite a few system - Oracle DB servers mainly - that do have VxVM disk groups, but the OS - including secondary swap - is always LVM.
A final reason is that we've had quite a few more Veritas patch & version issues arise then we've ever had for LVM. I'm sure you can understand the impact to a server when the OS VG is suddenly unavailable or becomes corrupted.
My 2 cents,
Jeff
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01-19-2005 12:11 AM
01-19-2005 12:11 AM
Re: Encapsulate boot disk?
We can encapsulate the boot disk with VxVM .This will be used if you have to mirror the rootdg ( root disk ) .
Without encapsulating we can't mirror the volumes under rootdg with Veritas features .
If you have to upgrade the O.S anytime later in future ,scripts for unencapsulating the root disks are used .
Bye...
Check out : http://support.veritas.com for any query .
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01-19-2005 01:31 AM
01-19-2005 01:31 AM
Re: Encapsulate boot disk?
Tony