Connecting Peripherals

Legacy HBA Hardware Address

1 / 0/ 0/ 1/ 0
    
Cell SBA LBA device/function
Viewing Devices with ioscan
SCSI Device Addressing
Agile view scsi addressing

1 / 0 / 0 / 1 / 0 . Oxa . 0x0
↓  
HBA HARDWARE ADDRESS Target LUN ID
Legacy FC Hardware Address

1/0/0/1/0. 6.1.0. 0.0.1

     
HBA ADDRESS San domain/Area/Port Array Lun Id
Agile FC Hardware Address

1 / 0 / 0 / 1 / 0 . 0x64bits . 0x64bits
  
HBA ADDRESS WWN Port Name LUN Address
SCSI Add. By Agile view
1 / 0 / 0 / 1 / 0 . 0xa . 0x0
↓  
HBA HARDWARE ADDRESS Target LUN ID
HPUX Device Files Over view
Listing Device files With ll
DSF Types
Legacy DSF

• DSF’s are created for each lun path

• DSF’s change if san topology change

• DSF’s support 8192 active lun

DSF Types
Persistent DSF

• DSF’s are created for each WWID

• DSF’s unaffected if san topology change

• DSF’s support 16 million lun

Iisting Device file with lssf
Device File Directory
DSF Directory - /dev

Persistent DSF’s Legacy DSF’s

disk block disk dsk block disk

rdsk char. disk

rdisk char. disk

Rmt tape drive

rtape tape drive
rac auto changer
rchgr auto changer
Device File Naming Conversion ( Legacy )
Persistent Device File Naming

/ dev / disk / disk30

30 – Agile view Hardware Address

Instant Number
Correlating between DSF’s

# ioscan –m dsf

# ioscan –m dsf /dev/disk/c5t1d0

# ioscan –m dsf /dev/disk/disk30

Correlating DSF’s WWID’s lunpaths

# scsimgr lun_map –D /dev/rdisk/disk30

# scsimgr get_attr –a wwid –H
64000/0xfa00/0x4
Creating Device files
Creating Device file via auto configuration
Creating device file with insf
Creating Device file with mksf
Creating Device file with mknod
Removing device file with rmsf
Managing Disk
Configuring Disk Devices
Disk Partitioning
Whole Disk Partioning
LVM Disk Partationing
LVM Device files
LVM Extents
Creating Physical Volumes
Creating Volume Group
Creating Logical Volumes
# pvcreate /dev/rdisk/disk6
# pvcreate -f /dev/rdisk/disk6

# mkdir /dev/vgtest
# mknod /dev/vgtest/group c 64 0x040000
# vgcreate vgtest /dev/disk/disk6

# lvcreate -L 200 -n testlv vgtest

# lvcreate -L 200 vgtest
File System Concepts
What is file system?
File system Types
What is in the File system
Accessing The File system
HPUX Hard Links
HPUX Symbolic links
File System Comparison
Creating And Mounting File systems
File System Creation Overview
File System Creation Commands
Mounting The File system
Unmounting The File system
Automatically Mounting File systems
Mounting CDFS File systems
Maintaining File systems
Monitoring File system’s Free Space
Reclaiming wasted file system space
Extending Volume Groups
Extending Logical Volumes
# umount /dev/vg00/lvol7

# lvextend -L new-size /dev/vg00/lvol7

# extendfs -F vxfs /dev/vg00/rlvol7

# mount -F vxfs /dev/vg00/lvol7 /mnt

# bdf

# lvextend -L new_size /dev/vg00/lvol7

# fsadm -F vxfs -b 20480 /mnt

# bdf
Repairing Damaged File system
File System Backup
Why Backup
What Do You Backup up?
How Do You Perform Backup?
Backup with fbackup
Data Recovery with frecover
Network Backup
Boot Disk Backup with make_tape_recovery
Creating recovery Tape
Using Recovery tape
Installing Software with SD-UX
Indroducing to SD-UX
SD-UX Software Structure
SD-UX Software Depots
SD-UX IPD
SD-UX Daemons and Agents
Listing Software
Installing and updating softwares
Removing Software
Istalling Patches with SD-UX
Patch Naming Conversion
Listing PATCH with swlist
Scheduling cron jobs
The cron daemon
Understanding cron files
Managing cron files with crontab
When job schedules
Swap Management
Swap concept
Swap types
Primary Swap Area

• Must Be available at Boot time

• It is usually Located on the Primary boot disk
• Boot disk is LVM, Designate one Logical Volume
for Device Swap
Secondary Swap Area

• Another Swap area

• File system swap is always secondary
• Better to keep in another physical Disk
Swap Space Priority and Performance

Priority Level From 0 to 10. Highest Priority of swap is used

First
• 0 is Higher 10 is Lower
• More swap having same priority, used in round robin fashion
• File system swap and Device swap having same priority,
device swap will used first.
• Better to avoid , multiple swap with same priority in same
disk
Enabling Swap
Monitoring Swap Space
Guidelines for Selective Swap
Booting HPUX
HPUX Operation states
HPUX Boot players
HPUX Boot Process
Auto boot vs Manual boot
Interact with PDC/BCH
Interacting with ISL/IPL
After Loaded the kernel
Run Levels
Changing run levels
/etc/inittab File
Starting service via /sbin/rc