Expand veritas file system

Hi all, I have a problem with vxvm volume which is mirror with two disks. Please find a sutable solutions. Thanks and Regards B. WHat is the difference between Veritas filesystem and veritas volume manager? Regards 2 Replies. How to start Veritas volume manager. RedHat Commands. OpenSolaris Commands. Linux Commands. SunOS Commands. FreeBSD Commands. Full Man Repository. Advanced Search. Contact Us. Forum Rules. Mark Forums Read.

Thread Tools. Verify the filesystem size increase using the df command. Was this content helpful? Yes No Rating submitted. Please provide additional feedback optional :. Cancel Submit. You are using Microsoft Internet Explorer! Microsoft no longer supports this browser. As a result, some of the functionality on this website may not work for you. Also either you have to create slice as mentioned above or you can use it with veritas.

Take New Disk into Veritas Control. Find disk in Veritas. Please find out the disk name newly added you can match this with the details provided by the storage team. They always provide details once disk allocation is completed by the storage team. The disk is initialized in VxVM and creates metadata on disk like private and public regions and to be ready to be used with veritas. You need to have this output handy which will have disk group name and volume name as well which needs to be expanded.

Using vxvol command disk is added to disk group under which we have to extend VxFS in Solaris. DiskName must be unique in disk group. We will have how much space is thereafter adding the new disk in MB. Convert it by dividing to get space in GB.

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