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Short Planned Site Failover with Fast Failback Procedure
Use the following commands to access file systems on the failed-over
LUNs:
importvg -y volumegroupname hdiskx
mount all
NOTE: volumegroupname is the name of the volume group originally created at
the initiator site, and x is the number of the hdisk assigned to the failed-over LUN.
If the -y volumegroupname parameter is omitted, AIX will create a default volume
group name, for example, vg00.
d. Microsoft Windows NT: Allow the host to recognize new units.
Reboot the servers at the target site and log in using an account that has
administrative privileges. You should be able to see all of the units in My
Computer. If Secure Path is not installed correctly, you will see each drive
twice.
e. Microsoft Windows 2000: Allow hosts to recognize new units.
1) If you have not changed the UNIT_OFFSET of any host connections since
the hosts have been booted, you do not need to reboot the target site hosts.
a) On each host, log in using an account that has administrative privileges.
b) Open Computer Management and click Disk Management.
c) After Disk Management has initialized, go to the Action Menu and click
Rescan Disks. All of the failed over units should appear in the
right-hand pane. If Secure Path is not installed correctly, you will see
each unit twice.
2) If you have changed the UNIT_OFFSET of any host connections, you must
reboot that host. After the server has rebooted, log in using an account that
has administrative privileges. You should be able to see all of the units in
Disk Management. If Secure Path is not installed correctly, you will see
each drive twice.
f.
Sun Solaris: Allow the hosts to recognize new units.
1) Reboot the servers using the command reboot -- -r at the target site
and log in using an account that has administrative privileges.
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