Almost all commands can use several diffrent options that are similar across all. On the ohp host, use the following command to deport the snapshot volumes disk. May 27, 2011 the current kernel version can be checked with uname command. After the shutdown command is issued, the system will send a notification to all loggedin users and process indicating that the machine is going down. If you use linux you most likely have heard of the init. This post will help you to keep remember volume group vg related commands in linux at the time of interview preparation. Runlevel 0 is used to halt the system, runlevel 6 is used to reboot the system, and runlevel 1 is used to get the system down into single user mode. Sysv init launches scripts and daemon processes one at a time, in order for a given run level found in etcrc. For example, to create a disk group named proddg on a raw disk partition, where the disk name proddg01 references the disk within the disk group. In the following example, sdd is the device name of a disk that is not currently assigned to a disk group. Vxvm cheat sheet these are the commonly used commands used for semantecs veritas volume manager. For current versions of ubuntu, you probably have a mix of upstart, and systemv.
Specify a new name for the disk group with the n option. Its primary role is to create processes from a script stored in the file etc inittab see inittab 5. Commands to shutdown linux from terminal with examples. Feb 14, 2014 veritas volume manager commands vxdg vxdg init groupname diskaccessname defines a new disk group named groupname, composed of ptxsvm disk diskaccessname. You can also create disk groups usingthe following vxdg init command. It ultimately does one thing but it does that one thing for your entire system, so init.
Disks in the first pool have the same configuration copies while disks in the second pool may not have the same configuration copies. Unix linux tips and tricks home devops hpux linux aix cluster. Vxvm syntaxvxvm vxtask command examples with syntaxvxvm vxinfo command syntax with examplesvxvm vxlist command syntax with examplesvxvm vxmend command syntax with examplesvxvm vxedit command syntax with examplesvxvm vxdisk command syntax with examplesvxvm vxdiskunsetup command syntax with examplesvxvm vxdisksetup command. You can also create disk groups using the following vxdg init command. Vxvm vxdisk command syntax with examples unixarena.
Where command is the actual command to run and option can be one of the following. To used shared mode you would have to have the cluster volume manager and cluster file system. These are the commonly used commands used for semantecs veritas volume manager. Most linux distributions includes scripts in etcinit. Processes managed by init are known as jobs and are defined by files in the etcinit directory. Everything from acpid to x11common is controlled from this directory. This file usually has entries which cause init to spawn gettys on each line that users can log in. The linux and unix sysv heritage began with the sysvinit process which used the etcinittab configuration file to drive the execution of init scripts and configuration of terminal and gui interfaces. The compilation is most accurate and have been compiled from live server use. Sudo init 0 shutdown sudo init 1 single user mode sudo init 3 multi user. The current kernel version can be checked with uname command.
One may switch init levels by issuing the init command with the appropriate runlevel. Jun 10, 2009 this is very similar to using reboot or the shutdown command but with more options as well. Network is present multitasking and gui is present with sound etc. On windows 2008, this command creates a microsoft disk management disk group. From this it follows that instead of calling telinit one can also just use init instead as a shortcut. Ive another compilation of vxvm command reference, have a look. The command dialog is similar to that described for the vxdiskadm command. To create a disk group dg with one disk use below command.
If vxdg finds an unneeded disk group on the disk, it can be cleaned with the vxdisk f init command. Tells the init command to enter the maintenance mode. The init binary checks if it is init or telinit by looking at its process id. It doesnt execute any kill scripts, but just unmounts filesystems and restarts the system. To create a cds disk group by using the vxdg init command. Instead, users must use the service command to startstoprestart services. Managing veritas infoscale foundation storage vxfs. Dec 28, 2012 in order to control any of the scripts in init. Root filesystem devhd4 devad0s1a devvg00lvol1 devsda1. Mount the source file system if the file system is not mounted already. Vxvm allows a system administrator to configure various volume layouts for the volume thus allowing high redundancy and high performance.
Using vxassist with its v flag will display the actual vxvm commands used during volume. Each script will be run as a command and the structure of the command will look like. Once it detects a connection, it opens a tty port, asks for a users login name and calls up the binlogin command. The output from vxdg listssbinfo displays the vxdg commands to run to import the disk group using the available configuration copies. This command performs disk group imports and deports as well. Apr 02, 2017 vxvm syntaxvxvm vxtask command examples with syntaxvxvm vxinfo command syntax with examplesvxvm vxlist command syntax with examplesvxvm vxmend command syntax with examplesvxvm vxedit command syntax with examplesvxvm vxdisk command syntax with examplesvxvm vxdiskunsetup command syntax with examplesvxvm vxdisksetup command syntax with examplesvxvm. Veritas volume manager on rhel7, create a volume, veritas volume manager linux red hat, veritas volume manager for beginners, veritas volume manager easy tutorials, veritas volume manager guide, how to identify the correct disks using vxdisk, how to initialize the disks using vxdisksetup, how to create a diskgroup and add. In the end of the article we will see how to backup the diskgroup. The shutdown command used to kill all the running processes, unmount all the file systems and finally tells the kernel to issue the acpi power command.
In older distros the reboot command was forcing the processes to exit by issuing the sigkill signal still. How to create striped volume in veritas volume manager. The simplest linux terminal command to power down a system is shutdown command and it should work on ubuntu and centosrhel machines. This command creates a new dynamic disk group called dg1. It also controls autonomous processes required by any particular system. For example, to create a disk group named mktdg on device hdisk12, enter the following. The application would have to understand that two copies are running and be. Dont forget to give us your valuable feedback in our comment section. Veritas volume manager commands vxdg vxdg init groupname diskaccessname defines a new disk group named groupname, composed of ptxsvm disk diskaccessname. The application would have to understand that two copies are running and be able to control the locking between nodes. I have added six, 1 gb disks other than two, 16 gb disks for root mirroring to my vmware virtual machine for future.
For instance on redhat or centos linux, the etcinit. The runlevel is changed by having a privileged user run telinit, which sends appropriate signals to init, telling it which runlevel to change to. I am studying os and im a beginner, i tried googling it and ive also checked many forums to get to know what this command actually does is. No matter what is the program you choose, it needs to be accessed with a pathname of sbin init, etc init or bin init, because these pathnames are.
This is not an end of lesser known linux commands, and we will keep them bringing to you, from time to time, in our articles. The default is 5 seconds, but this can be changed with the t sec option. Insane people who dislike multitasking could even port command. The output suggests a remedial import option for each pool. The scripts for a given run level are run during boot and shutdown. The vxdg listssbinfo command displays information about two pools of disks. We can use this command to pass the required argument with command substitution. Init november 1998 reprinted with permission of the linux journnal init is the driving force that keeps our linux box alive, and it is the one that can put it to death. Let us see how we can create a basic volume and a file system with veritas volume manager.
In linux, the init 6 command gracefully reboots the system running all the k shutdown scripts first, before rebooting. The service command is a wrapper which will invoke the right script, in as predictable environment as possible, whatever the init system in use sysinit, upstart or systemd. Here we are going to see how create a new diskgroup and adding disks in existing diskgroup. The vxdg utility performs various diskgroup operations that includes the creation of disk groups, addition of disks in to diskgroup,removing disk from diskgroup. This article is meant to summarize why init is so powerful and how you can instruct it to behave differently from its default behaviour yes, init is powerful. This is very similar to using reboot or the shutdown command but with more options as well. If a medianame is specified for use with a particular disk, then that medianame names the disk media record used to reference the disk within the disk group for operations such as rmdisk and subdisk creations. How to configure vcs io fencing command line and installer utility. Well to be honest i love finding loopholes in everything, i was watching a tv serial mr robot and at some point a character mentioned init 1 command, that her computer started crashing again and again and she lost her mind after using that command. Init listens on a fifo in dev devinitctl for messages. Diskgroup name oradg disks name oradisk01 oradisk02 oradisk03.
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