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05-25-2001 07:27 AM
05-25-2001 07:27 AM
extenvg with Symetrics
there are a some syntaxe for extenvg command to add a Symetrix phisical disk in vgxx using command line ?
PS: model K580 / HP-UX 10.20.
Could anybody help me ?
Regards
Abel Berger
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05-25-2001 09:21 AM
05-25-2001 09:21 AM
Re: extenvg with Symetrics
I guess you refer to vgextend command.
No, a disk in Symmetrix is as anyother disk for LVM.
Use vgextend /dev/vgxx /dev/rdsk/cxtxdx.
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05-25-2001 09:32 AM
05-25-2001 09:32 AM
Re: extenvg with Symetrics
Do you have PowerPath installed? And SysConsole?
First thing, you should check which disks are being used by the VGs (strings /etc/lvmtab). Then you should use "inq" or "ioscan -fnkC disk" to see every disk in the system.
After this, and as Symmetrix already does mirror himself, you can extend your vg to as many free disks you want (vgextend vg
boa sorte.
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05-25-2001 09:32 AM
05-25-2001 09:32 AM
Re: extenvg with Symetrics
Do this
1. Identify the disk to be added ioscan -fnC Disk .
2. Incase it is 2 Paths then identify both the paths .
3. Do a pvcreate for those two devices ( in case ther are two paths). Sometimes in EMC -f option can only create since it senses that there is some data on the disk.In any case it is better to do a pvdisplay before the pv create command.
4. vgextend /dev/vgXX /dev/dsk/cxtydz < primary path. /dev/dsk/c1t2d3 < secondary path >
also do vgdisplay -v /dev/vgXX before and after you add the disk so that the changes are shown.
Manoj Srivastava
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05-25-2001 11:01 AM
05-25-2001 11:01 AM
Re: extenvg with Symetrics
The others have given you commands to pvcreate and extend...so I'm going to touch on just one aspect.
If you have a EMC Symmetrix, than I might ask if it is connected to more than one server. If it is....than look for the EMC program that uses the 'inq' utility and run this for utility naming all the servers connected to your EMC Symmetrix disk array. You want to pipe this to a file. It will create a report with all the servers and the device addresses as they are seen by each server for the same disk. Remember when you have multiple servers connected to the same disk array...the same disk may be called different things by different servers...and you could accidently pvcreate the wrong one !!!!!
If you can't find this little utility, than call your EMC rep OR Here's a thread to a post I did awhile back....it has that program attachment....look for my response it's there..
http://my1.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,1150,0x54ad14a24fd1d4118fef0090279cd0f9!0,00.html
Just a thought,
/rcw