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Monday, February 17, 2014

VxVM Daemon

vxconfigd:
  • Maintains the configuration database
  • Synchronizes changes between multiple requests, based on a database transaction model.
  • vxconfigd reads the kernel log to determine current states of VxVM components and updates the configuration database
  • Kernel logs are updated even if vxconfigd is not running. For Example, upon start-up, vxconfigd reads the kernel logs and determines that a volume needs to be resynchronized.

The vxdctl Command
            Use vxdctl to control vxconfigd.
            # vxdctl mode                            Display vxconfigd status
           
# vxdctl mode
mode: enabled

            # vxdctl enable                                    Enables vxconfigd
                # vxdctl disable                                    Disabled vxconfigd
                # vxdctl stop                                         To Stop the vxconfigd daemon
                # vxconfigd                                          To start vxconfigd
# vxdctl license                                    display vxdctl license

# vxdctl license
All features are available:
 Mirroring
 Root Mirroring
 Concatenation
 Disk-spanning
 Striping
 RAID-5
 RAID-5 Snapshot
 VxSmartSync
 Array Snapshot Integration Feature
 FastResync
 DGSJ
 Site Awareness
 DMP (multipath enabled)
 CDS
 Dynamic LUN Expansion
 Hardware assisted copy

# vxdctl support  To see what are the thing vxdctl supports
Support information:
  vxconfigd_vrsn:   24
  dg_minimum:       20
  dg_maximum:       140
  kernel:           18
  protocol_minimum: 80
  protocol_maximum: 80
  protocol_current: 0

# vxrelocd Daemon
  • vxrelocd is the hot relocation daemon that monitors events that effect redundancy. Data affected from mirrored or RAID-5 subdisk are relocated to spare disks or other free space within the disk group.
  • vxrelocd notifies the system administrator by email of redundancy failures and relocation activities.
# vxiod Daemon
  • Volume extended I/O daemon that allows for extended I/O operation without blocking calling processes.

# vxnotify Daemon
  • Notifies of events relating to disk and configuration changes

# vxconfigbackupd (Veritas) dgcfgdaemon (HP)

  • HP Specific automatic configuration daemon

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