Chapter 7, Extended Frozen Image Services (Array Integration Option) 105
Configuring Primary and Secondary Disks
where x is the instance number of each configuration file. For the above example files, the
command would be:
/bin/horcmstart.sh 0 1
The daemons must be running in order to configure your primary and secondary disks.
▼ Set the instance number and enable the listing of output
If you are using the Bourne shell, and the instance number for your primary disks is 0,
enter the following:
HORCMINST=0
HORCC_MRCF=1
export HORCMINST HORCC_MRCF
If using the C shell, enter the following:
setenv HORCMINST 0
setenv HORCC_MRCF 1
The HORCMINST parameter determines three things:
◆ The array to which commands will be sent.
◆ Which disk is the primary and which is the secondary, when using the paircreate
command (described below).
◆ Which disk (primary or secondary) is listed first in each pair when using the
pairdisplay command to view the state of the arrays (described below). In this
example (
HORCMINST=0), the primaries are listed first. That is because the
configuration file that defines the primary disks is named /etc/horcm0.conf, with
0 as the instance number.
▼ View the state of the arrays
1. To display status information on all the disks, enter the following:
pairdisplay -g groupname -CLI -fc
where groupname is the name specified in the configuration files under dev_group.
CLI and fc are options:
-CLI formats headers and columns in the resulting display.
-fc includes the percentage of synchronization progress in the display.
For example:
pairdisplay -g wiltest -CLI -fc
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