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Table 2-4 SAM-SMH Mapping – Disks and File Systems Configuration (continued)

Task

Using SAM

Using HP SMH GUI

Using HP SMH TUI

Reorganizing

1.

SAM Areas

1.

Tools

#smh

directories

2.

Disks and File

2.

Disks and File Systems

f > f > Select a file system

 

3.

Systems

3.

 

> Enter > d

 

File Systems

4.

File Systems

 

 

4.

Select a file system

5.

Select a file system

 

 

5.

Actions

6.

Defragment Directories

 

 

6.

VxFS Maintenance

 

 

 

 

7.

Reorganize

 

 

 

 

 

Directories

 

 

 

Upgrading Veritas

1.

SAM Areas

1.

Tools

file system

2.

Disks and File

2.

Disks and File Systems

 

3.

Systems

3.

File Systems

 

File Systems

4.

Select a file system

 

4.

Select a file system

5.

Upgrade VxFS

 

5.

Actions

 

 

 

6.

VxFS Maintenance

 

 

 

7.

Upgrade VxFS

 

 

#smh

f > f > Select a file system

>Enter > p

Creating a logical

1.

SAM Areas

1.

Tools

#smh

volume

2.

Disks and File

2.

Disks and File Systems

f > l > c

 

3.

Systems

3.

Logical Volumes

 

 

Logical Volumes

4.

Select a file system

 

 

4.

Actions

5.

Create LV

 

 

5.

Create

 

 

 

Viewing details of

1.

SAM Areas

1.

Tools

#smh

a logical volume

2.

Disks and File

2.

Disks and File Systems

f > l > Select a logical

 

3.

Systems

3.

Logical Volumes

volume > Enter

 

Logical Volumes

4.

Select a logical volume

 

 

4.

Select a file system

 

 

 

 

5.

Actions

 

 

 

 

6.

View More

 

 

 

 

 

Information

 

 

 

Modifying a logical

1.

SAM Areas

1.

Tools

#smh

volume

2.

Disks and File

2.

Disks and File Systems

f > l > Select a logical

 

3.

Systems

3.

Logical Volumes

volume > Enter > m

 

Logical Volumes

4.

Select a logical volume

 

 

4.

Select a file system

5.

Modify LV

 

 

5.

Actions

 

 

 

 

6.

Modify

 

 

 

Removing a logical

1.

SAM Areas

1.

Tools

#smh

volume

2.

Disks and File

2.

Disks and File Systems

f > l > Select a logical

 

3.

Systems

3.

Logical Volumes

volume > Enter > w

 

Logical Volumes

4.

Select a logical volume

 

 

4.

Select a file system

5.

Remove LV

 

 

5.

Actions

 

 

 

 

6.

Remove

 

 

 

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Contents SAM-HP SMH Cross Reference Guide Copyright 2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Page Typographic Conventions Scope of this DocumentIntended Audience ConventionsProduct Support HP Encourages Your Comments Related InformationPublishing History Publishing HistoryStarting HP SMH About HP System Management HomepageWhats New in This Edition HP SMH Home Starting HP SMH GUIHP SMH Tools HP SMH HomeIpmi Mapping SAM with HP SMH Mapping SAM with HP SMH An ExampleMapping SAM with HP SMH Accounts for Users and Groups ugweb SAM-SMH Mapping Accounts for Users and GroupsDeleting a local Modifying security Case of trusted Attributes SystemNon-trusted system Enabling a localAdding an NIS An NIS userAccount Updating NISDeleting an NIS Select a group Select a group using the checkboxCustomizing tasks Enabling an NISAdding a user User templateSelect a template TemplateAuditing and Security Configuration secweb SAM-SMH Mapping Auditing and Security ConfigurationCall on success Or failureAuditing a system Select a system call Select an system callFrom auditing Auditing a userRemoving a user Disks and File Systems Configuration fsweb SAM-SMH Mapping Disks and File Systems ConfigurationAdding remote file DiskAdding local file DisablingCreating a snapshot 1. SAM Areas Modifying a fileRemoving a file Viewing extentSelect a logical volume Select a file system VolumeVolume Enter Volume Enter mVolume Enter e Volume Enter uA logical volume Volume Enter aSelect a volume group Creating a volumeVolume group Importing aCreating Physical volumeDeactivating a Modifying aAdding a file Swap usingAdding a device System swapSelect a device file Viewing attributeDetails SwapKernel Configuration kcweb SAM-SMH Mapping Kernel ConfigurationActivating an Deleting an AlarmSetting usage Deactivating anSAM-SMH Mapping Network Interfaces Configuration Networking and Communications ncwebV c SAM-SMH Mapping Network Services Configuration Disabling the NFS Peripheral Devices pdweb SAM-SMH Mapping Peripheral DevicesPrinters and Plotters lpweb SAM-SMH Mapping Printers and PlottersViewing print Viewing printerSelect printer RequestsCommon problems Setting the systemDefault destination Cancelling a printSpooler ConfigurationStarting the print Saving the spooler

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