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Hp HP-UX 11i Administration Manual (622 pages)
System Administration Commands
Brand:
Hp
| Category:
Software
| Size: 5.95 MB
Table of Contents
Legal Notices
2
Typographical Conventions
6
Command Syntax
7
Publishing History
9
Hp Encourages Your Comments
10
Table of Contents
11
Table of Contents
13
Entry Name(Section): Name Description
14
Volumes Three and Four
14
Acctcms(1M): Acctcms
30
Acctmerg(1M): Acctmerg
36
Prtacct, Shutacct, Startup, Turnacct
39
Amcfg(1M): Amcfg
41
Amdload(1M): Amdload
47
Amdsp(1M): Amdsp
50
Amfmt(1M): Amfmt
55
Amlog(1M): Amlog
56
Ammgr(1M): Ammgr
59
Amutil(1M): Amutil
64
Arp(1M): Arp
66
Asecure(1M): Asecure
68
Aserver(1M): Aserver
71
Audevent(1M): Audevent
72
Audomon(1M): Audomon
76
Audsys(1M): Audsys
77
Authadm(1M): Authadm
82
Automount(1M): Automount
90
Automountd(1M)
91
Backup(1M): Backup
94
Bastille(1M): Bastille
96
Bastille_Drift
100
Bdf(1M): Bdf
102
Boot(1M)
103
Bootpquery(1M): Bootpquery
117
Cachefsstat(1M): Cachefsstat
119
Captoinfo(1M): Captoinfo
120
Cfsadmin(1M): Cfsadmin
124
Ch_Rc(1M): Ch_Rc
128
Check_Patches(1M)
129
Check_Patches
129
Chnlspath(1M): Chnlspath
130
Clear_Locks(1M): Clear_Locks
134
Clri(1M): Clri
135
Cmdprivadm(1M): Cmdprivadm
137
Convertfs(1M): Convertfs
142
Cplxmodify(1M): Cplxmodify
144
Crashconf(1M): Crashconf
148
Crashutil(1M): Crashutil
150
Create_Sysfile(1M)
151
Create_Sysfile
151
Dcopy(1M): Dcopy
154
Devnm(1M): Devnm
156
Df:(1M): Df:
157
Dhcpclient(1M): Dhcpclient
165
Dhcpv6Clientd
172
Dhcpv6D(1M): Dhcpv6D
174
Dhcpv6Db2Conf(1M)
179
Dig(1M): Dig
181
Diskinfo(1M): Diskinfo
186
Disksecn(1M): Disksecn
188
Diskusg(1M): Diskusg
189
Dpp(1M): Dpp
192
Drd-Deactivate(1M): Drd
206
Drd-Runcmd(1M)
211
Drd-Umount(1M)
215
Dumpfs(1M): Dumpfs
221
Edquota(1M): Edquota
222
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Hp HP-UX 11i Administrator's Manual (184 pages)
Logical Volume Management
Brand:
Hp
| Category:
Software
| Size: 2.53 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction
8
LVM Features
8
LVM Architecture
9
Physical Versus Logical Extents
10
LVM Volume Group Versions
11
LVM Device File Usage
12
Legacy Device Files Versus Persistent Device Files
12
Cluster-Wide Device Special Files
13
Naming Conventions for LVM
13
Device Number Format
15
Version 1.0 Device Number Format
16
Version 2.X Device Number Format
16
LVM Disk Layout
16
Boot Data Reserved Area
16
Logical Interface Format Area
17
Physical Volume Reserved Area
17
Volume Group Reserved Area
17
User Data Area
17
LVM Limitations
18
Shared LVM
18
2 Configuring LVM
20
Planning Your LVM Configuration
20
Setting up Different Types of Logical Volumes
20
Setting up Logical Volumes for Raw Data Storage
20
Setting up Logical Volumes for File Systems
21
File System Logical Volume Guidelines
22
Setting up Logical Volumes for Swap
22
Swap Logical Volume Guidelines
22
Setting up Logical Volumes for Dump
23
Dump Logical Volume Guidelines
23
Setting up Snapshot Logical Volumes for Backup
23
Planning for Availability
24
Increasing Data Availability through Mirroring
24
Allocation Policy
24
Mirror Write Behavior Control
24
Scheduling Policy
25
Synchronization Policy
25
Synchronizing a Mirrored Logical Volume
26
Increasing Disk Redundancy through Disk Sparing
27
Increasing Hardware Path Redundancy through Multipathing
28
Setting up Multipathing to a Physical Volume (LVM Pvlinks)
28
Planning for Performance
29
General Performance Factors
29
CPU Usage
29
Disk Space Usage
29
Memory Usage
29
Internal Performance Factors
29
Mirror Write Consistency Cache
29
Scheduling Policy
29
Disk Spanning
30
Number of Volume Groups
30
Physical Volume Groups
30
Snapshots and Performance
30
Increasing Performance through Disk Striping
31
Determining Optimum Stripe Size
32
Interactions between Mirroring and Striping
33
Increasing Performance through I/O Channel Separation
33
Configuring LVM I/O Timeout Parameters
33
Planning for Recovery
34
Preparing for LVM System Recovery
35
Example Script for LVM Configuration Recording
37
3 Administering LVM
38
Administration Tools
38
Displaying LVM Information
40
Information on Volume Groups
41
Information on Physical Volumes
41
Information on Logical Volumes
42
Common LVM Tasks
43
Initializing a Disk for LVM Use
43
Creating a Volume Group
44
Creating a Version 1.0 Volume Group
44
Creating the Volume Group Device File
44
Creating a Version 2.X Volume Group
45
Migrating a Volume Group to a Different Version: Vgversion
46
Determining the Version of a Volume Group
46
Command Syntax
47
Review Mode: Vgversion -R
47
Example of Migrating a Volume Group to a Different Version
48
Migration Recovery
49
Example Recovery
50
Adding a Disk to a Volume Group
51
Removing a Disk from a Volume Group
51
Creating a Logical Volume
52
Creating a Striped Logical Volume
52
Creating a Mirrored Logical Volume
53
Extending a Logical Volume
53
Extending a Logical Volume to a Specific Disk
54
Reducing a Logical Volume
55
Adding a Mirror to a Logical Volume
55
Removing a Mirror from a Logical Volume
56
Renaming a Logical Volume
56
Removing a Logical Volume
57
Exporting a Volume Group
57
Importing a Volume Group
58
Modifying Volume Group Parameters
58
Example: Vgmodify for a Version 1.0 Volume Group
59
Vgmodify for a Version 1.0 Volume Group
59
Vgmodify for a Version 2.X Volume Group
62
Example: Vgmodify for a Version 2.X Volume Group
63
Quiescing and Resuming a Volume Group
65
Renaming a Volume Group
66
Splitting a Volume Group
67
Removing a Volume Group
68
Backing up a Mirrored Logical Volume
68
Backing up and Restoring Volume Group Configuration
69
Moving and Reconfiguring Your Disks
70
Moving Disks Within a System
71
Moving Disks between Systems
72
Moving Data to a Different Physical Volume
73
Moving a Root Disk to Another Disk
73
Pvmove Command Syntax
74
Moving Data for Disk Space Balancing: Auto Re-Balancing
75
Creating a Spare Disk
76
Reinstating a Spare Disk
77
Modifying Physical Volume Characteristics
77
Handling Size Increases
78
Changing Physical Volume Boot Types
84
Handling Size Decreases
84
Supported LUN Changes Per Release
84
Disabling a Path to a Physical Volume
87
Creating an Alternate Boot Disk
88
Mirroring the Boot Disk
90
Mirroring the Boot Disk on HP 9000 Servers
90
Mirroring the Boot Disk on HP Integrity Servers
92
Migrating a Volume Group to New Disks: Vgmove
95
Example of Migrating a Volume Group to New Disks
95
Migrating a Logical Volume to New Disks: Lvmove
96
Administering File System Logical Volumes
97
Creating a File System
97
Extending a File System
98
Reducing the Size of a File System
99
Backing up a Vxfs Snapshot File System
101
Administering Swap Logical Volumes
101
Creating a Swap Logical Volume
102
Extending a Swap Device
102
Reducing the Size of a Swap Device
102
Administering Dump Logical Volumes
102
Creating a Dump Logical Volume
102
Removing a Dump Logical Volume
103
Creating and Administering Snapshot Logical Volumes
103
Types of Snapshots
103
Creating a Snapshot Logical Volume
104
Removing Snapshot Logical Volumes
104
Displaying Snapshot Information
104
Managing the Lvmpud Daemon
105
Hardware Issues
106
Integrating Cloned Luns
106
4 Troubleshooting LVM
107
Troubleshooting Overview
107
Information Collection
107
Consistency Checks
108
Maintenance Mode Boot
108
I/O Errors
109
Recoverable Errors
109
Permanently Unavailable Device
110
Temporarily Unavailable Device
110
Nonrecoverable Errors
110
Media Errors
111
Missing Device When the Volume Group was Activated
111
Volume Group Activation Failures
111
Quorum Problems with a Nonroot Volume Group
111
Quorum Problems with a Root Volume Group
112
Version 2.X Volume Group Activation Failures
112
Root Volume Group Scanning
114
LVM Boot Failures
115
Insufficient Quorum
115
Corrupted LVM Data Structures on Disk
115
Corrupted LVM Configuration File
115
Problems after Reducing the Size of a Logical Volume
115
Disk Troubleshooting and Recovery Procedures
116
Step 1: Preparing for Disk Recovery
116
Defining a Recovery Strategy
116
Using LVM Online Disk Replacement (LVM OLR)
116
Mirroring Critical Information, Especially the Root Volume Group
117
Step 2: Recognizing a Failing Disk
118
Disk Failure Notification Messages from Diagnostics
118
I/O Errors in the System Log
118
LVM Command Errors
118
Step 3: Confirming Disk Failure
120
Step 4: Determining Action for Disk Removal or Replacement
123
Step 5: Removing a Bad Disk
126
Removing a Mirror Copy from a Disk
126
Removing Mirror Copy from Ghost Disk
126
Moving the Physical Extents to Another Disk
127
Removing the Disk from the Volume Group
127
Step 6: Replacing a Bad Disk (Persistent Dsfs)
129
Replacing a Mirrored Nonboot Disk
129
Replacing an Unmirrored Nonboot Disk
131
Replacing a Mirrored Boot Disk
134
Replacing an Unmirrored Boot Disk
137
Step 7: Replacing a Bad Disk (Legacy Dsfs)
138
Reporting Problems
139
5 Support and Other Resources
141
New and Changed Information in this Edition
141
About this Series
141
Typographic Conventions
141
Examples and Shells
142
Related Information
143
Finding HP-UX Information
143
HP-UX 1 1I Release Names and Operating System Version Identifiers
144
Determining Your System Version
144
Publication History
144
HP Insight Remote Support Software
145
HP Encourages Your Comments
146
A LVM Specifications and Limitations
147
Determining Lvm's Maximum Limits on a System
150
B LVM Command Summary
152
C Volume Group Provisioning Tips
155
Choosing an Optimal Extent Size for a Version 1.0 Volume Group
155
Choosing an Optimal Extent Size for a Version 2.X Volume Group
156
D Striped and Mirrored Logical Volumes
157
Summary of Hardware Raid Configuration
157
LVM Implementation of RAID Levels in HP-UX
157
LVM Striped and Mirrored Logical Volume Configuration
158
Examples
158
Compatibility Note
160
E LVM I/O Timeout Parameters
161
Logical Volume Timeout (LV Timeout)
161
Physical Volume Timeout (PV Timeout)
161
Timeout Differences: 1 1I V2 and 1 1I V3
162
F Warning and Error Messages
163
Matching Error Messages to Physical Disks and Volume Groups
163
Messages for All LVM Commands
164
Lvchange(1M)
164
Lvextend(1M)
164
Lvlnboot(1M)
165
Pvchange(1M)
166
Vgcfgbackup(1M)
166
Vgcfgrestore(1M)
166
Vgchange(1M)
167
Recommended Action
168
Vgcreate(1M)
169
Vgdisplay(1M)
170
Vgextend(1M)
171
Vgimport(1M)
171
Vgmodify(1M)
172
Vgversion(1M)
172
Log Files and Trace Files: /Var/Adm/Syslog/Syslog.log
173
Glossary
177
Index
179
HP HP-UX 11i Installation And Update Manual (149 pages)
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Desktop
| Size: 1.09 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
1 Preparing for Software Migration
9
Introduction
10
System Requirements
13
Identifying Model, os and Software
16
Migrating from Previous HP-UX Releases
17
Firmware Upgrades
18
Updating Your Ignite-UX Server
24
Installing Diagnostics
25
Needing more Disk Space
26
Selecting the Path to HP-UX 11I
29
Collect Key Install Information
32
Back up Your System
33
Save Configuration Files
35
Locate Source Media for Migration
36
2 Migrating to HP-UX 11I
37
Cold-Installing HP-UX 11I
38
System Requirements
40
Installing HP-UX 11I
41
After Cold-Installing HP-UX 11I
45
Retrieving Information after Cold-Installing
46
Updating HP-UX 10.20/11.0 to 11I
48
Updating Tips
52
Procedure A: Install Update-Ux
54
Procedure B: Create a Network Depot (Optional)
54
Procedure C: Update to HP-UX 11I
56
Updating an Existing 11I System
61
Updating to
64
Changing Individual OE Applications
64
Changing Operating Environments
65
Updating Netscape Directory Server
67
Installing Serviceguard Products
68
3 Verifying System Migration
73
Verifying HP-UX Installation
74
Verifying Applications
76
4 Updating Applications
77
HP-UX Patching Resources
78
Updating Applications
80
Adding and Removing Individual Patches
81
Using Software Distributor Tools
82
Updating Licensepower/Ifor
83
Maintaining Your HP-UX 11I System
84
Booting HP 9000 Systems
87
Halting the Autoboot Process
88
Booting Workstations
89
Booting HP 9000 Servers
91
Booting V-Class Systems
94
Searching for Other Bootable Devices
97
In Case of Trouble
99
Cold-Install Problem
100
Common Update Problems
101
Analyzing Log Files
108
Problems Configuring HP-UX 11I
109
Intermittent Sendmail Problem
117
Adjusting File System Sizes
118
Problems with Large Systems
122
Un-Installing HP-UX 11I
123
Re-Installing SD
124
Recovering a Corrupt System
125
Verifying and Adding Diagnostics
126
Problems Affecting Non-C Locales
127
Web Resources
129
Configuring Built-In PCI Networking
131
Compatibility and Installation Requirements
132
Configuring Network Connectivity
133
Manual Speed and Duplex Mode Configuration
136
Setting Speed and Duplex Mode at Boot Time (Workstation Only)
138
Autonegotiation and Auto-Sensing
139
RJ-45 and AUI Ports
140
Performance
141
What Happens During Card Initialization Sequence
143
V-Class PCI 10/100Base-TX Card Specifications
144
Hardware Regulatory Statements
145
FCC Statement (for U.S.A.)
145
Canada
146
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HP HP-UX 11i Getting Started Manual (50 pages)
Praesidium SpeedCard
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Computer Hardware
| Size: 0.33 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Safety and Regulatory Information
7
Regulatory Information
7
FCC Statement (USA Only)
7
Declaration of Conformity Statement
8
Declaration of Conformity Statement (Canada Only)
10
Europe RFI Statement
10
Australia and New Zealand EMI Statement
10
Safety Information
11
Safety Symbols
11
Introduction
13
Overview
14
Who Should Read this Guide
14
What this Guide Contains
14
What Is the HP Praesidium Speedcard
16
On Line Addition And/Or Replacement (OLAR)
18
OLAR Concepts for PCI Cards
18
Planning and Preparation
19
Card Compatibility
21
Installation
23
Card Compatibility
24
HP-UX Systems
24
Operating Systems
24
Physical Attributes
25
A5484A (HSC Version)
25
A5485A (HSC Version)
26
A5486A (PCI Version)
27
Installing the Hardware and Software
28
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
28
Installing an A5484A HSC Speedcard
28
Installing an A5485A HSC Speedcard
33
Installing an A5486A PCI Speedcard
34
Installing the Software
36
Required Patches
36
Installation Overview
36
Cryptoki Module Installation Instructions
38
Using the Speedcard
41
Diagnostic and Maintenance Tools
42
The Speedcard's LED
43
A5484A (HSC) LED Location
44
A5485A (HSC) LED Location
45
A5486A (PCI) LED Location
46
Appendix
47
Export Considerations
48
Specifications
49
Physical
49
Electrical
49
Environmental
49
Electromagnetic Compatibility
49
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