AIX - LVM - Export Volume Group
Using exportvg command we can export VG (including all the PV’s) from one server to another server.
If you have ServerA, in this server has DATAVG with two PV’s. Now we want export DATAVG to ServerB
Before exporting the DATAVG, we should Varryoff the DATAVG, i.e. DATAVG is moved to offline.
#varryoff DATAVG (Varryoff the DATAVG)
#exportvg DATAVG (VG information removed from ODM)
Now DATAVG is exported from the ServerA, after this run the following command to verify the export.
#lsvg
It won’t show DATAVG name. Because DATAVG is exported.
Then you should remove PV from the configuration
#rmdev –dl hdisk3
#rmdev –dl hdisk4
After that we can remove the PV’s from ServerA for import DATAVG to ServerB.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
AIX - LVM - Migrate Logical Volume
AIX - LVM - Migrate Logical Volume
Using migratepv command we can migrate lv from PV to PV
If we want to migrate single LV
#migratepv –l testlv hdisk1 hdisk2
After executing above command testlv LV is moved hdisk2.
Using migratepv command we can migrate lv from PV to PV
If we want to migrate single LV
#migratepv –l testlv hdisk1 hdisk2
After executing above command testlv LV is moved hdisk2.
AIX - LVM - Migrate Physical Volume
AIX - LVM - Migrate Physical Volume
Using migratepv command we can move full PV data or single LV from one PV to another PV. This is not copy just cut and past method
If we want to migrate data from PV to PV
#migratepv hdisk1 hdisk2
After executing above command hdisk1 data is moved to hdisk2.
Using migratepv command we can move full PV data or single LV from one PV to another PV. This is not copy just cut and past method
If we want to migrate data from PV to PV
#migratepv hdisk1 hdisk2
After executing above command hdisk1 data is moved to hdisk2.
AIX - LVM - UnMirror Volume Group
AIX - LVM - Unmirror Volume Group
Using Unmirror command we can Unmirror the VG
#unmirrorvg rootvg hdisk1
PV hdisk1 is removed from rootvg mirror.
Using Unmirror command we can Unmirror the VG
#unmirrorvg rootvg hdisk1
PV hdisk1 is removed from rootvg mirror.
AIX - LVM - Synchronize Volume Group
AIX - LVM - Synchronize Volume Group
Using Syncvg command we can sync the mirrored Vg and LV copy information’s
If we want to sync lvcopy
#syncvg –l lvname
#syncvg –l testlv
After executing the above command, testlv copy get sync with lv copied PV
If we want to sync mirrored PV’s
#syncvg –v rootvg
The above sync the mirrored PV’s in rootvg
Using Syncvg command we can sync the mirrored Vg and LV copy information’s
If we want to sync lvcopy
#syncvg –l lvname
#syncvg –l testlv
After executing the above command, testlv copy get sync with lv copied PV
If we want to sync mirrored PV’s
#syncvg –v rootvg
The above sync the mirrored PV’s in rootvg
AIX - LVM - Mirror Volume Group
AIX - LVM - Mirror Volume Group
We can do mirroring in AIX, using mirrorvg command and we can create max of three copy of mirror.
If we have two PV’s in rootvg, now we want mirror, Data and OS installed in hdisk0 and now we want to mirror hdisk0 to hdisk1. Then your command will be
#mirrorvg –S –m rootvg hdisk1
S – Backgroup mirror
-m - exact (force) mirror
NOTE: in mirrored VG quorum should be off line because quorum is not recommended for mirror.
We can do mirroring in AIX, using mirrorvg command and we can create max of three copy of mirror.
If we have two PV’s in rootvg, now we want mirror, Data and OS installed in hdisk0 and now we want to mirror hdisk0 to hdisk1. Then your command will be
#mirrorvg –S –m rootvg hdisk1
S – Backgroup mirror
-m - exact (force) mirror
NOTE: in mirrored VG quorum should be off line because quorum is not recommended for mirror.
AIX - LVM - Repair File System
AIX - LVM - Repair File System
Using fsck command we can repair the problematic FS or corrupted FS
If you want check /data FS
#fsck /data
Or directly we can repair the LV
#fsck –Y n /dev/datalv (To fsck the FS associated to /dev/datalv assuming response “Yes”
#fsck –p /dev/datalv (To restore superblock from backup superblock)
Using fsck command we can repair the problematic FS or corrupted FS
If you want check /data FS
#fsck /data
Or directly we can repair the LV
#fsck –Y n /dev/datalv (To fsck the FS associated to /dev/datalv assuming response “Yes”
#fsck –p /dev/datalv (To restore superblock from backup superblock)
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