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03-28-2003 05:01 AM
03-28-2003 05:01 AM
I successfully ran lvextend and then fsadm on a JFS filesystem that is part of a ServiceGuard volume group. Do I need to export/import a map of that vg to the other node in the cluster?
Stuart
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03-28-2003 05:10 AM
03-28-2003 05:10 AM
Re: lvextend on ServiceGuard filesystem
I don't "believe" so. vgexport/vgimport sets up the disk into /etc/lvmtab.
Although...it is not a bad habit to get into (just in case the last guy forgot to do it when they added those extra disks...).
Just a thought,
Rita
Although...it is not a bad habit to get into (just in case the last guy forgot to do it when they added those extra disks...).
Just a thought,
Rita
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03-28-2003 05:12 AM
03-28-2003 05:12 AM
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Stuart,
As you are only extending the volume, you don't have to export/import it afterwards. The size/layout of the volume are held within the VG itself and are not part of the information exported
Regards
Rainer
As you are only extending the volume, you don't have to export/import it afterwards. The size/layout of the volume are held within the VG itself and are not part of the information exported
Regards
Rainer
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