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Know about Disksets

This entry was posted on 10 December, 2011
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This item was filled under [ Blog for Unix Admin, Solaris Admin, SUN CLUSTERS ]

Before going to the basic understanding of the disksets let us first know the necessity for disksets in solaris there are many prime reasons people prefer for going into disksets Availability Redundancy Efficiency Availability: Disksets are more reliable under sun cluster environment but not limited to HA they are even highly available out of the [...]

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SUN Clusters – Adding New Disk and Extending Filesystem

This entry was posted on 30 October, 2011
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This item was filled under [ Solaris Admin, SUN CLUSTERS ]

Herein I will present the procedure on how to add a new disk to an SVM which is part of sun cluster 3.2 which indeed is used in to extend an existing FS in SUN Cluster. Note: Concepts of metasets in SVM and multipating in solaris are used in the post. You better to get [...]

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