A
- adding a host to a disk set
- adding disks to a disk set
- adding hot spares
- administering disk sets
- application based recovery
- automatic disk partitioning
- autotake disk set
B
- boot problems
- booting into single-user mode
C
- changing default values
- checking status of a disk set
- component, definition of
- concatenated stripe
- definition
-
RAID–0 (concatenated stripe) volume
- removing
- concatenation
- creating
-
RAID–0 (concatenation) volume
- definition
-
RAID–0 (concatenation) volume
- example with three slices
- expanding
- expanding UFS file system
- removing
- usage
- concatenation volume, RAID–0 (concatenation) volume
- configuration, viewing
- configuration file, creating
- configuration planning
- guidelines
- overview
- trade-offs
- creating a disk set
- creating components in a disk set
- creating configuration files
- cron command
D
- deleting a disk set
- deleting a host from a disk set
- deleting disks from a disk set
- device ID, formats of
- directed mirror reads
- disk set
- adding disks to
-
multi-owner disk set
- adding host to
-
multi-owner disk set
- administering
-
multi-owner disk set
- asynchronous shared storage
-
multi-owner disk set
- automatic disk partitioning
-
multi-owner disk set
- autotake
-
multi-owner disk set
- checking status
-
multi-owner disk set
- creating
-
multi-owner disk set
- creating components
-
multi-owner disk set
- definition
-
multi-owner disk set
- deleting a disk set
-
multi-owner disk set
- deleting a host from a disk set
-
multi-owner disk set
- deleting disks
-
multi-owner disk set
- example with two shared disk sets
-
multi-owner disk set
- guidelines
-
multi-owner disk set
- importing
-
multi-owner disk set
- local
-
multi-owner disk set
- multi-owner
-
multi-owner disk set
- named
- naming conventions
- releasing
- reserving
- scenario
- shared
- taking
- usage
- disk sets
- importing
- maximum number supported
- DiskSuite Tool, graphical interface
E
- enabling a slice in a RAID-5 volume
- enabling a slice in a submirror
- Enhanced Storage, graphical interface
- error checking
- errors, checking for using a script
- /etc/lvm/md.cf file
- /etc/lvm/mddb.cf file
- /etc/rc2.d/S95lvm.sync file
- /etc/rcS.d/S35lvm.init file
- /etc/vfstab file
- recovering from improper entries
- exchanging volume names
F
- failover configuration
- file system
- expanding
- expanding by creating a concatenation
- expansion overview
- guidelines
- unmirroring
- first read policy
- fmthard command
- format command
G
- general performance guidelines
- geometric read policy
- graphical interface, overview
-
growfs command
- growfs command
- GUI, sample
H
- hot spare
- adding to a hot spare pool
- conceptual overview
- definition
- enabling
- how hot spares work with Solaris Volume Manager
- replacing in a hot spare pool
- hot spare pool
- adding slices to
- associating
- associating with a volume
- basic operation
- changing association
- changing association of
- checking status
- conceptual overview
- creating
- definition
- deleting hot spare
- example with mirror
- maintaining
- replacing hot spare
- states
I
- I/O
- importing a disk set
- install program, system recovery
- interfaces, Solaris Volume Manager interfaces
- interlace, specifying
- interlace value
K
- /kernel/drv/md.conf file
L
- local disk set
- lockfs command
M
- majority consensus algorithm
- master node
- md.cf file
- recovering a Solaris Volume Manager configuration
- md.tab file
- overview
-
mdmonitord command
-
metaclear command
- metaclear command
-
metadb command
- metadb command
-
metadb command, replacing a failed disk and
-
metadetach command
- metadetach command
-
metadevadm command
- replacing a failed disk and
- metadevice, volume
-
metahs command
- adding slices to a hot spare pool
- deleting hot spare
- enabling
- replacing a failed disk and
- replacing hot spare
-
metaimport command
-
metainit command
- metainit command
-
metainit command, creating hot spare pool
-
metaoffline command
- metaoffline command
-
metaonline command
-
metaparam command
- metaparam command
-
metaparam command
- associating hot spare pool with volume
- changing association of hot spare pool
-
metarecover command
- replacing a failed disk and
-
metarename command
- metarename command
-
metareplace command
- metareplace command
-
metareplace command, replacing a failed disk and
-
metaroot command
-
metaset command
- adding a host to a disk set
- adding disks to a disk set
- checking status of a disk set
- creating a disk set
- deleting a disk set
- deleting a host from a disk set
- deleting disks from a disk set
- releasing a disk set
- taking a disk set
-
metastat command
- metastat command
-
metasync command
- metattach
- task
-
metattach command
- metattach command
- attach RAID-5 component
- attach submirror
- mirror
- and online backup
- canceling
- resuming
- attaching a submirror
- canceling
- resuming
- changing options
- canceling
- resuming
- creating
- canceling
- resuming
- definition
- canceling
- resuming
- example with two submirrors
- canceling
- resuming
- expanding
- canceling
- resuming
- replacing and enabling components
- canceling
- resuming
- resynchronization
- canceling
- resuming
- sample status output
- two-way mirror
- updating the size of
- mirroring
- file system
- SPARC
- x86
- file system that can be unmounted
- SPARC
- x86
- read and write performance
- SPARC
- x86
- root (/), /usr, and swap
- SPARC
- x86
- root file system
- SPARC
- x86
- multi-owner disk set
- defined
- device id support
- importing
- master node
- multi-owner disk sets
- RAID-1 volumes
- tasks
O
- Oracle Real Application Clusters
P
- parallel access, definition of
- parallel write policy
- pass number
- and read-only mirror
- defined
-
prtconf command, viewing device IDs
R
- RAID, levels supported in Solaris Volume Manager
- RAID-0 (stripe) Volume, example with three slices
- RAID-0+1
- RAID-0 volume
- definition
- usage
- RAID-1+0
- RAID-1 Volume
- booting into single-user mode
- RAID-1 volume
- creating
- information for replacing and enabling components
- maintenance vs. last erred
- RAID-1 Volume
- mirror
- options
- pass number
- RAID-0+1
- RAID-1+0
- read-and-write policies
- RAID-1 volume
- replacing and enabling components
- RAID-1 Volume
- submirror
- RAID-5 volume
- and interlace
- checking status of
- creating
- definition
- enabling a component
- enabling a failed slice
- example with an expanded device
- example with four disks
- expanding
- guidelines
- information for replacing and enabling components
- maintenance vs. last erred
- overview
- parity calculations
- parity information
- replacing a component
- replacing a failed slice
- replacing and enabling components
- requirements for
- resynchronizing slices
- slice states
- states
- tasks
- RAID–0 (concatenated stripe) volume
- example with three stripes
- interlace value for
- RAID–0 (concatenation) volume, information for creating
- RAID–0 (stripe) volume
- information for creating
- RAID–0 volume
- guidelines
- types of
- random I/O
- releasing a disk set
- renaming volumes
- repartitioning a disk
- replica
- reserving a disk set
- resynchronization
- canceling
- full
- optimized
- partial
- resuming
- round-robin read policy
S
- SCSI disk
- replacing
- sequential I/O
- serial write policy
- Service Management Facility (SMF), SMF
- shared disk set
- simple volume, definition
- slices, expanding
- small servers, overview of deploying
- SMF
- Solaris Volume Manager services
- upgrading Solaris Volume Manager and
- soft partition
- creating
- deleting
- recovering configuration for
- removing
- soft partitions
- checking status of
- definition
- expanding
- guidelines
- locations
- maintaining
- tasks
- Solaris Volume Manager
- configuration guidelines
- networked storage devices and
- Oracle Real Applications Clusters and
- recovering the configuration
- Sun Cluster and
- Solaris Volume Manager elements, overview
- Solaris Volume Manager for Sun Cluster
- application based recovery
- configuration
- data management and recovery
- directed mirror reads
- optimized resynchronization
- software components
- timeouts
- Solaris Volume Manager interfaces
- command line
- sample GUI
- Solaris Management Console
- state database
- conceptual overview
- corrupt
- definition
- state database replica
- criteria for disk set
- size of
- state database replicas
- adding larger replicas
- basic operation
- creating multiple on a single slice
- definition
- errors
- location
- minimum number
- two-disk configuration
- usage
- status
- stripe
- creating
-
RAID–0 (stripe) volume
- definition
-
RAID–0 (stripe) volume
- expanding
- removing
- stripe volume, RAID–0 (stripe) volume
- striping, definition
- submirror
- attaching
- detaching
- enabling a failed slice
- operation while offline
- replacing a failed slice
- replacing entire
- Sun Cluster
-
svc-mdmonitor script - swap, unmirroring
- system files
- system recovery from install program
T
- taking a disk set
- topdown volume creation
- defaults
- RAID 1 volume, creating
- shell script
- volume configuration file
- troubleshooting
- boot problems
- device ID discrepancies
- general guidelines
- importing a disk set
- improper
/etc/vfstab file entries -
metaimport command
- recovering from disk movement problems
- replacing a failed disk
V
- /var/adm/messages file
- replacing a failed disk
- viewing Solaris Volume Manager configuration
- volume
- conceptual overview
- definition
- exchanging name
- expanding disk space
- renaming
- types
- uses
- using file system commands on
- virtual disk
- volume name switching
- volumes, maximum number supported