RSINFOMINDS: 06/01/2012

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We are specialized in the below courses:

Redhat Linux Admin Redhat Linux Cluster

Redhat Virutualization IBM AIX Admin

IBM AIX Virtualization IBM AIX Cluster

HP Unix Admin HP Unix Cluster

HP Unix Virtualization Shell Scripting

Veritas Volume Manager Veritas Cluster

Oracle Core DBA VMWare

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Thursday, 21 June 2012

Sendmail in AIX

If you have come acrossed a problem in starting a sendmail demon using "startsrc" command and the sendmail stops immediately.

Solution:

# lssrc -s sendmail : Command to check the sendmail subsystem.

# ps -ef | grep -i sendmail

# stopsrc -s sendmail

# startsrc -s sendmail -a "-bd -q30m" : Command to start the sendmail demon.

# lssrc -s sendmail : Command to verfiy the sendmail demon.

If the demon still shows "inoperative"

# ./etc/rc.tcpip : Script that start the sendmail demon.

Note: Ensure mail log is no full.

Monday, 18 June 2012

Varyoffvg in AIX

# varyoffvg <Volume_Group> : Commad to deactivate a volume group.

When a volume group is not active the logical volume or the physical volume on the volume group could not be listed.

To overcome this issue, we can apply "-s" flag when we varyoff of the volume group, this flag is for maintenance mode. This would ensure we can still view the attributes of a volume group even though its deactivated.

# varyoffvg -s vgp
# lsvg -l vgp
vgp:
LV NAME             TYPE       LPs   PPs   PVs LV STATE      MOUNT POINT
lvn                 ???        10    10    1    closed/syncd N/A
loglv00             ???        1     1     1    closed/syncd N/A
#
# lsvg -p vgp
vgp:
PV_NAME           PV STATE          TOTAL PPs   FREE PPs    FREE DISTRIBUTION
hdisk5            active            542         531         109..97..108..108..109
#

Sunday, 10 June 2012

Basic Veritas Volume Manager Commands

# vxprint -g <Disk Group> : Command shows information about a disk group.

# vxdctl mode : Command to check th status of Veritas Service.

# vxdctl stop : Command to stop the Veritas Service.

# vxconfigd -m start : Command to start the Veritas Service.

# vxinstall : Comman to initalize Veritas Volume Manager.

# vxdisksetup -i <disk_name> : Command to prepare a disk for VxVM.

# vxdiskunsetup -C <disk_name> : Command to unconfigure the disk from VxVM.

# vxdg init <DG_Name> <Disk_Name> : Command to create a Disk Group.

# vxassist -g <DG_Name> make <Volume_Name> <Size> : Command to create a logical volume.

# newfs -F vxfs /etc/vx/rdsk/<DG_Name>/<Volume_Name> : Command to format a logical volume.