Encrypted Volume and File System v2.0 Administrator Guide HP-UX 11i v3
IMPORTANT: Additional changes must be made to the new package configuration file before it
can be used. For more information, see the Serviceguard product documentation
Continue to “Step 5g: Adding the EVFS volumes to the package configuration file” (page 174).
Step 5e: Migrating a legacy package configuration file
Skip this step if you have an existing modular package configuration file.
If you already have a package configuration file configured for legacy packages, migrate it to a
modular package configuration file.
IMPORTANT: To use the cmmigratepkg tool, you must install the following patches:
PHSS_37601 For Serviceguard on 11i v2 Update 2
PHSS_37602 For Serviceguard on 11i v3
Use the cmmigratepkg command to migrate a legacy package configuration file to a modular
package configuration as follows:
# cmmigratepkg –p pkg_name –o outputfile.conf
where:
pkg_name Specifies the package
outputfile.conf Specifies the file that contains the modular package configuration for the
package.
For example, where evfs_pkg.conf is the new modular package configuration file created:
# cmmigratepkg –p evfs –o /etc/cmcluster/evfs/evfs_pkg.conf
For more information on the cmmigratepkg tool, see the Serviceguard product documentation.
Step 5f: Adding the EVFS package to the configuration file
Add the EVFS package to the modular package configuration file using the cmmakepkg command
as follows:
#cmmakepkg –i outputfile.conf –m evfs/evfs
/etc/cmcluster/pkg_name/new_outputfile.conf
where:
outputfile.conf Specifies the existing modular package configuration file
new_outputfile.conf Specifies the new package configuration file
For example, where my_mod_pkg.conf is the existing modular package configuration file, and
new_evfs_pkg.conf is the new modular package configuration file created:
# cmmakepkg –i /etc/cmcluster/evfs/my_mod_pkg.conf –m evfs/evfs
/etc/cmcluster/evfs/new_evfs_pkg.conf
Step 5g: Adding the EVFS volumes to the package configuration file
Edit the package configuration file to configure the EVFS volumes that you want Serviceguard to
enable when the package starts, and the file systems to be mounted on the EVFS volumes.
• If the EVFS volumes are created on VxVM volumes, specify the VxVM disk groups in the
vxvm_dg parameter in the package configuration file.
• For packages that need to be mounted on EVFS volumes mapped on LVM volumes to filesystems,
carry out the following tasks:
◦ Specify the LVM volume groups in the vg parameters to be activated
◦ Select the appropriate vgchange cmd
◦ Use the fs options in the FILESYSTEMS portion of the package configuration file to specify
the options for mounting and unmounting the filesystems.
Do not use the vxvm_dg parameters for LVM volume groups.
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