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Thursday, 17 March 2011

LVM Commands


# lspv - List available Physical Volumes

# lspv -l PV - List the logical volume configured on the Physical Volume.

# lspv -M PV - View the mirroring information of the Physical Volume.

# lspv -p PV - View the physical partitions information on the Physical Volume.

# lquerpv -M PV - View the Logical track group of a Physical Volume.

# mkvg -y <VG Name> -s <Physical Partition Size in the power 2> <Physical Volumes> - To create a Volume Group with a specific name of desired PP size.

# mkvg -y <VG Name> <Physical Volumes> - To create a Volume Group with the specific name of default PP size (default 4 MB).

# mkvg -s <Physical Partition Size in the power 2> <Physical Volumes> - To create a Volume Group with the default name (default vg00) of desired PP Size.

# mkvg <Physical Volumes> - To create a Volume Group with default name of default size.

# lsvg - To view all the configured Volume Groups.

# lsvg -o - To view all the active Volume Groups.

# lsvg -l VG Name - To view the logical volumes of that Volume Group.

# lsvg -p VG Name - To view the physical volumes of that Volume Group.

# lsvg -M VG Mame - To check the Volume Group is mirrored or not.

# lsvgfs VG Name - To view the filesystems on the Volume Group.


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