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You use Sun Cluster software together with VxVM or SVM. Your previous question is correct but was already answered by daFranze.

eg.: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/

Don't know if you can use it for root but check out the 'metarename' command.

Is the message "CAN'T STAT THE FILE SYSTEM" not the cause of a read only filesystem? When you try to remount the filesystem which is indicted to be fsck'd you might be able to fix the filesystem. When the root fs needs to be remounted: # mount -o rw,remount / The other option, and this is...

The D1000 (already EOL'd by Sun) is a JBOD. Say it is connected to an PCI SCSI card (which needs to be a Differential SCSI card for the D1000!!!), on controller 1: c1t0d0 .... c1t5d0 c1t8d0 .... c1t13d0 When you initialize the disks within VxVM the partitioning is autom. done by VxVM. (see...

The A1000 is a strange one in the Sun storages. It is a hardware raid but you need the rm6 software installed on the connected server to get it working. (as cndcadams writes) All other Sun Harware RAID boxes work without the need of installing software on the connected server for it to work...

All depends on what kind an type of storage you have attached. + Hardware RAID storage? - The 'volume manager' is build in the storage so you do not want to use a software volume manager. Only if you want to mirror two seperate storage boxes. + JBOD (Just A Bunch Off Disks)? - Usually...

Yes, on the right it holds some led's on the left, under the cover, you will see an id switch. But now thinking of it I am not quit shure if this will solve your problem because you have connected them a two complete seperate boxes. But you can give it a try.

Have you set the box-id's to a different id for each box? The id switch is located under the left hand side cover (standing in front of the box)

bfitzmai is correct about the hardware path differences. But if both the internal and external disks are already boot disks you can do the following and do not need to touch the data on the disks: 1. switch the disk (ofcourse you need a correct scsi card) 2. Power up the system and go to the OBP...

I am not quit shure how ftp is working but it uses two connections. A data connection for...data and an controll connection for the commands. Could be this is, as coffeysm is writing, the difference between port 20 and 21. When 20 is the controll port and 21 the data port and somewhere port 20...

Hi Marrow, I guess that you see the errors at an interval of 12 hours is because the memory scrubbers runs every 12 hours. This mechanism reads the whole memory and this is why you see the errors, as there is something wrong on that memory location. But as you can see it is corrected, so will...

Sorry for the late reaction, just back from a vacation. The info can be found in: Solaris Volume Manager Administration Guide http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-5776/6ml784a4s?q=svm&a=view Chapter 14 RAID 5 Volumes (Overview) [...cut...] Overview of RAID 5 Volumes [...cut...] > However, you...

You do not need to reboot. From Solaris 5.8 you can use the command devfsadm, as root, which will build the new paths in /dev /devices # devfsadm <enter and wait>

Andy, I stil can not exactly understand why you want your boot disks on a raid 5? If you want 2 data area's I would sugest: - the 2 internal drives for a mirrored system disk - 3 disks raid 5 for data area 1 - 3 disks raid 5 for data area 2 - or the 6 data disks raid 5 and that devided into two...

You can not put root, /usr and swap on a raid 5 volume. Also you can not put any existing filesystem on a raid 5 without doing a backup and restore as all data will be overwritten and you have to do a newfs after the metadevice has been created. So, this is probably what you want: 1) install...

> Does anyone know if you can mix the drive size in a T3, is this supported? Yes you can mix differnt disk sizes and it will be supported. > What will happen if you do mix drives? Say I have a couple 36gig drives and > 9gig drives will the 36 default back to 9gig or will the complete drives be...

No software needed on the host, just telnet to the t3 to manage, or connect to the serial port. Don't use an external volume manager to mirror/stripe luns from the t3. Let the hardware raid controller do this for you, else you have bought this expensive hardware for nothing. Mirroring 2 brick's...

Maybe you already tried this but in case you did not. As far as I know you can only ftp from the t3 not to the t3. So start the ftp session on the t3 and do a get <filename>

With the new firmware a script is supplied to extend the battery age to 3 years. Configuring you do by telneting into the array, or connecting to the serial port, no extra software on the host is needed.