what is the difference between svm and vxvm
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Answer / rdinesh
Re-Sizing is not possible in SVM.
Re-Sizing is possible in VXVM
SVM is platform dependent
VXVM is platform independent
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Answer / safi
svm:
1.SVM is platform dependent
2.Re-Sizing is not possible in SVM.
3.file system backup is not possible without unmount.
4. max of 8192 volumes
5. online relayout is not possible.
vvm:
Re-Sizing is possible in VXVM
VXVM is platform independent
on line backup is avaliable without unmount
max of 8192 volumes per volume group
online relayout is possible
Is This Answer Correct ? | 13 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / sanni
svm:
1.SVM is platform dependent
2.Re-Sizing is not possible in SVM.
3.file system backup is not possible without unmount.
vvm:
Re-Sizing is possible in VXVM
VXVM is platform independent
on line backup is avaliable without unmount
Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 2 No |
Answer / divya
SVM:
we can increase the file system size with down time .but we
cannot decrease...
Disk can be partitioned as 0 - 7 slices
RAID 1+0 cannot be implemented
VXVM:
we can resize the file system as we need either increase or
decrease
disk can be partitioned any no. of slices
both RAID 0+1 and RAID 1+0 can be implemented
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