How do I add a disk to Veritas?

How do I add a disk to Veritas?

Select Add or initialize one or more disks from the vxdiskadm main menu. At the following prompt, enter the disk device name of the disk to be added to VxVM control (or enter list for a list of disks): Select disk devices to add: [,all,list,q,?]

How do I add a disk to Veritas Diskgroup?

1) Run the’vxdctl enable’ command after attaching and configuring the new storage / diskdevices on the system. 2) Examineyour ‘vxdisk list’ output and verify the new device(s) are shown. 4) Verifythat the disk is now listed as online.

How do I scan a new disk in Solaris 11?

Let’s see how we can re-scan the SAN/FC luns on solaris 10/11 hosts. To scan new FC luns, Just execute the below commands. “luxadm probe” also used to scan FC luns but i am happy to use cfgadm….

  1. List the connected HBA.
  2. Reset the HBA using forcelip option.
  3. Verify the controller status using “cfgadm -al”.

How do I create a Diskgroup in ASM?

  1. Create ASM disk. Get the Lun name from storage team. Lun Name – /dev/sda1.
  2. Check the ASM Disks, Check the newly added disk, $sudo oracleasm listdisks.
  3. Create the ASM Diskgroup. $sqlplus / as sysasm.
  4. Check the newly added disk in ASM Diskgroup.

How do I get rid of DG in VxVM?

VxVM vxdg ERROR V-5-1-552 Disk diskname is used by one or more subdisks Use -k to remove device assignment. Using the -k option lets you remove the disk even if it has subdisks.

How do I add volume to a disk group?

To create a volume on a specific disk or disks, use the following command: # vxassist [-b] [-g diskgroup] make volume length \ [layout=layout] diskname Specify the -b option if you want to make the volume immediately available for use. The vxassist command allows you to specify storage attributes.

How do I enable Vxconfigd?

To determine whether vxconfigd is enabled, use the following command:

  1. # vxdctl mode.
  2. # vxconfigd.
  3. # vxdctl enable.

What is Vxdctl?

DESCRIPTION. The vxdctl utility manages aspects of the state of the volume configuration daemon, vxconfigd, sets the default disk group for the system, and also sets up the boot disk group if the root disk is under Veritas Volume Manager (VxVM) control.