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09-15-2004 12:38 AM
09-15-2004 12:38 AM
Mirroring to a Volume Group Question 2
I have create two volume groups on our SAN. Each VG has one primary and three alternate disks assigned. I want to mirror all my lvols from vg01 to vg02. When I go into SAM and try to do this, it tells me I need 2 PVG's. I never new about PVG's before so I manned vgcreate. I removed my VG01 and recreated it. This time making sure to include the -g paramter so I had "1" PVG.
My second question is, can I mirror lvol1 thru lvol5 all to VG02 so VG02 would look exactly like VG01?
Thanks
Scott Frye
My second question is, can I mirror lvol1 thru lvol5 all to VG02 so VG02 would look exactly like VG01?
Thanks
Scott Frye
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09-15-2004 12:45 AM
09-15-2004 12:45 AM
Re: Mirroring to a Volume Group Question 2
Hi,
the same answer like in question 1
you cant mirror between vg groups
the same answer like in question 1
you cant mirror between vg groups
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09-15-2004 12:47 AM
09-15-2004 12:47 AM
Re: Mirroring to a Volume Group Question 2
Scott,
I assume you're referring to MirrorDisk/UX mirroring which works on a logical volume basis. That is, a logical volume is mirrored to another logical volume within the same VG.
Pete
Pete
I assume you're referring to MirrorDisk/UX mirroring which works on a logical volume basis. That is, a logical volume is mirrored to another logical volume within the same VG.
Pete
Pete
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09-15-2004 12:50 AM
09-15-2004 12:50 AM
Re: Mirroring to a Volume Group Question 2
Yes Pete, you are exactly right.
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