One of my Linux servers running RHEL3 has stange process-being-killed problem for the last a few weeks. The automount process turned out to be killed by OOM-killer in linux kernel when the system runs out of memory.
VEA is the GUI tool for veritas volume manager.
We have a new Solaris 10 box up today. The Brocade switch has been setup and LUNs from SAN are visible.
Our backup solution uses Sun storageEdge L700 with Veritas netbackup. All hosts connect to the L700 with fiber channel. Yesterday we found one LTO3 tape stuck inside the drive and caused the backup partically failed.
Comparing with allocating space from local disks, it is quite tedious for allocating SAN storage to SAN-attached storage. This is a simple step-by-step guild of doing so with EMC Control Center for Solaris environment.
Veritas volume manager (vxvm) and Veritas file system (vxfs) utilize VRTSvlic to manage its licenses since version 3.5. In version 3.2 or early, VRTSlic package was used. If these two packages are both installed in one system. It would be confusing.
A brief outline of the steps to see new symmetrix disks after they have been mapped on storage side. This is very useful notes for veritas administration.
We have been doing very hard to prevent mis-communication for today’s outage, but when it happens, there are still things we did not anticipate.
For Volume manager try: pkginfo -l SUNWvxvm or pkginfo -l VRTSvxvm
If you have Veritas file system: pkginfo -l VRTSvxfs
From: wenxuecity
也是从网上找到的，作为以后拿Offer的参考，就我了解的而言，里面有一定的水分，可能是作者夸大了，BEA和Oracle的平均工资没那么高，因为我曾经就在这2家公司呆过.