Encrypted Volume and File System v2.2 Administrator Guide (777846-001, April 2014)

the configuration tasks on this node, then copy configuration data to the other nodes in the cluster.
The primary node is typically the configuration node.
This section summarizes the procedures for creating a Serviceguard storage infrastructure. For
more information, see the Serviceguard product documentation.
Creating an LVM HP Serviceguard storage infrastructure
This section summarizes the configuration procedures for an LVM Serviceguard storage infrastructure
on the configuration node and the adoptive nodes.
Configuration node
On the configuration node:
a. Create the physical volume and volume group if necessary. Create the LVM volumes.
b. Deactivate the LVM volume group using the appropriate vgchange -a n command.
c. Use the vgexport command to create a map file.
d. Copy the LVM map file to the other nodes in the cluster.
CAUTION: You can create an EVFS volume on an existing LVM volume, but any existing data
on the volume will be unusable. If you have existing data that you want to protect with EVFS, use
inline encryption. For more information, see“Step 4: (Optional) Migrating existing data to an EVS
volume” (page 54).
Adoptive nodes
On the adoptive nodes, import the volume group and volumes as follows:
a. Use the appropriate mkdir and mknod commands to create the volume group directory and
control file.
b. Use the vgimport command to import the volume group data from the LVM map file created
on the configuration node.
c. To test the import operation, you can configure and mount temporary file systems on the LVM
volumes. When the configuration is complete, you will configure and mount file systems on
EVFS volumes, not on the LVM volumes.
Creating a VxVM HP Serviceguard storage structure
This section summarizes the configuration procedures for a VxVM Serviceguard storage infrastructure
on the configuration node and the adoptive nodes.
Configuration node
On the configuration node:
a. Create the VxVM volume. If necessary, initialize the VxVM disk using the appropriate VxVM
commands and create a disk group. For example, you can use the following sequence of
commands to create a VxVM volume:
i. Start the VxVM volume configuration daemon: vxdctl enable
ii. Initialize the disk: vxdisk [-f] init disk_volume
iii. Create the disk group: vxdg init dg_name disk_volume
iv. Create the VxVM volume: vxassist -g dg_name make vxvm_volume size
b. Use the vxdg deport dg_name command to deport the disk group and make it available
for use on the other systems.
Adoptive nodes
On the adoptive nodes, import and start the disk group and volumes as follows:
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