Veritas Storage Foundation 5.1 SP1 Cluster File System Installation Guide (5900-1510, April 2011)

To review the status of replication objects on the primary site

Verify the volumes you intend to include in the group are active.

Review the output of the hagrp -state cvm command to verify that the CVM

group is online.

On each site, verify vradmin is running:

# ps -ef |grep vradmin

root 536594 598036 0 12:31:25 0 0:00 grep vradmin

If vradmin is not running start it:

# vxstart_vvr

VxVM VVR INFO V-5-2-3935 Using following ports:

heartbeat: 4145

vradmind: 8199

vxrsyncd: 8989

data: Anonymous-Ports

To change, see vrport(1M) command

# ps -ef |grep vradmin

root 536782 1 0 12:32:47 - 0:00 /usr/sbin/vradmind

root 1048622 598036 0 12:32:55 0 0:00 grep vradmin

# netstat -an |grep 4145

tcp4 0 0 *.4145 *.* LISTEN

udp4 0 0 *.4145 *.*

To create the RVG

The command to create the primary RVG takes the form:

vradmin -g disk_group createpri rvg_name data_volume srl_volume

where:

■ disk_group is the name of the disk group containing the database

■ rvg_name is the name for the RVG

■ data_volume is the volume that VVR replicates

■ srl_volume is the volume for the SRL

For example, to create the rac1_rvg RVG, enter:

# vradmin -g oradatadg createpri rac1_rvg rac1_vol rac1_srl

The command creates the RVG on the primary site and adds a Data Change Map

(DCM) for each data volume. In this case, a DCM exists for rac1_vol.

Configuring a global cluster using VVR

Setting up replication using VVR on the primary site

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