mpxio and Veritas Volume Manager
[273 byte] By [gblunk] at [2007-11-25 23:16:14] 
Is there a good procedure on how to implement mpxio with existing Veritas Volume Manager volumes? I tried last night and on the reconfigure reboot the server could not find the VM disks. I had to back out mpxio and reboot again.Thanks,Gary Blunk
# 1
That should work. I'd make sure you have the right version of VxVM as mentioned in the Traffic Manager install/config guid.
It could be a bunch of things but if you nstalled VxVM, then installed Traffic Manager, and the devices weren't found......that's a symptom of the wrong VxVM version.
The install/config guide has the required versions.
smeagher at 2007-7-5 18:05:08 >
# 2
Why ont just use DMP phusniknn at 2007-7-5 18:05:08 >
# 3
DMP doesn't support multi-host failover. tmcmahon2 at 2007-7-5 18:05:08 >
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