how to add a disk group in veritas from one system to
another system?
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Answer / anand babu
In first system
1. unmount all file systems
2. stop all volumes, then
#vxdg deport diskgroup_name => in command line or
use vxdiskadm : "remove access to(deport) a diskgroup"
In second system
#vxdg import diskgroup_name or
vxdiskadm: "enable access to (import) a diskgroup"
then start volumes by
#vxvol -g diskgroup_name startall
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Answer / venkat
In 1st system you shoud stop volume and deport dg's and
then only you can import dg's into 2nd sytem.
In 2nd system import dg and start volume.
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