Re: HACMP remove vpath/hdisks on standby server
From: Jeff Wilson (jeff.wilson_at_gwl.com)
Date: 07/02/03
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Date: 2 Jul 2003 12:22:53 -0700
uk03170 <member30505@dbforums.com> wrote in message news:<3061703.1057062006@dbforums.com>...
> Hi, I need some advice regarding removing the a pv on a standby server.
> Both servers are running HACMP 4.4.1, AIX 4.3.3 (ML 9), DLM.
> The volume group on the primary server consists of 3 vpaths with 2
> logical volumes, I am going to remove one of the logical volumes which
> spans 2 of the disks (vpaths) in this volume group, this will free up
> one of the vpath devices completely which means it can be removed from
> the volume group with a reducevg and then I can rmdev the vpath and
> associated hdisks, thats the easy bit.
> The problem I then have is with the standby server as it still has the
> vpath/hdisks associated with the volume group that has been reduced on
> the primary server, to the best of my knowledge CSPOC will not work with
> vpath devices and the only "safe" way of doing this is to vary on the
> volume group on the standby server and export and import the volume
> group with HACMP closed down, I can't close HACMP as I cannot get down
> time to do this and need to do it whilst HACMP is running, I can't rmdev
> the devices as they are associated with a volume group and I don't
> really want to use odmdelete, a colleague suggested that I leave the
> standby server as it is and take away the Lun at a fabric level so the
> next time the server is rebooted the devices will be in a defined state
> and we can then remove them, I'm not keen on this idea as it's untidy
> and I don't know when we will be able to reboot this server.
> Thanx
I have had the same problem. I am currently working with IBM to fix
this problem but the only recommended way to hadel this is to bring HA
down and do the export import. One note if you have already removed
the disk from your primary server and not on your stand by your
enviroment is out of sync and could halt the machines.
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