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01-05-2008, 07:20 AM
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 mklvcopy question I have two scsi disk enclosures. I recently had hdisk16 go bad. I replaced it. The disks were mirrored between the two enclosures. Now when I mklvcopy 2 egate1_lv hdisk5 hdisk16 the mirror is made like this. 14 -> 16 4 -> 5 rather than 14 ->5 4 -> 16 The low number disks are one enclosure and the high number disks are the other. Is there a way to force the disks to mirror to the disks in the other enclosure. The way that it is mirrored now if I loose a scsi card or an enclosure I loose both sides of the mirror.      |
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01-05-2008, 07:20 AM
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| Re: mklvcopy question Interface_BMH wrote: > I have two scsi disk enclosures. I recently had hdisk16 go bad. I > replaced it. The disks were mirrored between the two enclosures. Now > when I mklvcopy 2 egate1_lv hdisk5 hdisk16 the mirror is made like > this. > 14 -> 16 > 4 -> 5 rather than > 14 ->5 > 4 -> 16 > The low number disks are one enclosure and the high number disks are > the other. > Is there a way to force the disks to mirror to the disks in the other > enclosure. The way that it is mirrored now if I loose a scsi card or > an enclosure I loose both sides of the mirror. Yes - go thru 'smitty mklvcopy' and you get the option of specifiying which disks to put the mirrored copy on - just like the command line. Just choose the disks on different buses or whatever. You just need to use mklvcopy and rmlvcopy and do some juggling with your disks. Regards Scott |
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