Veritas Volume Manager 5.1 SP1 Administrator"s Guide (5900-1506, April 2011)

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To prevent vxrelocd starting, comment out the entry that invokes it in the
startup file:
# nohup vxrelocd root &
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By default, vxrelocd sends electronic mail to root when failures are detected
and relocation actions are performed. You can instruct vxrelocd to notify
additional users by adding the appropriate user names as shown here:
nohup vxrelocd root user1 user2 &
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To reduce the impact of recovery on system performance, you can instruct
vxrelocd to increase the delay between the recovery of each region of the
volume, as shown in the following example:
nohup vxrelocd -o slow[=IOdelay] root &
where the optional IOdelay value indicates the desired delay in milliseconds.
The default value for the delay is 250 milliseconds.
423Administering hot-relocation
Modifying the behavior of hot-relocation