Collection from VRTSexplorer

Hi Faisal,

1. Which license and version and sub-version is installed on system? like for example if version 5.0 is installed which patch version is installed ?

I want something except "vxlicrep"

>>> For licensing, "vxlicrep -e" output gives you details of license & features installed. Patch version information will not be in vxlicrep output. For patch info of veritas products, you need to refer pkginfo_l output

2. If in the case of Replication, which file will give output of Bandwidth limit if it is configured.

>>> vradmin_repstatus command should tell you bandwidth allocated .. for e.g

vradmin -g hrdg -l repstatus hr_rvg

Displaying configuration information 209
Displaying information about Secondaries
VxVM VVR vradmin INFO V-5-52-1205 Primary is unreachable or RDS has configuration
error. Displayed status information is from Secondary and can be out-of-date.
Replicated Data Set: hr_rvg
Primary:
Host name: seattle <unreachable>
RVG name: hr_rvg
DG name: hrdg
RVG state: enabled for I/O
Data volumes: 4
Vsets: 1
SRL name: hr_srl
SRL size: 4.00 GB
Total secondaries: 1
Secondary:
Host name: london
RVG name: hr_rvg
DG name: hrdg
Rlink from Primary: rlk_london_hr_rvg
Rlink to Primary: rlk_seattle_hr_rvg
Configured mode: asynchronous
Latency protection: off
SRL protection: autodcm
Data status: consistent, up-to-date
Replication status: replicating (connected)
Current mode: asynchronous
Logging to: SRL (0 updates behind, last update ID 18533.0)
Timestamp Information: behind by 00:00:00 hours
Bandwidth Limit: 30.00 Mbps
Compression Mode: Off
Last Update on Primary: Oct 10 04:32:21
Secondary up-to-date as of: Oct 10 04:32:21

3. If in the case of Replication, which file will give output of packet size if it is configured.

>>> vxprint -g <diskgroup> -Pl  should have the packet size, look for similar output in vvr directory of explorer.

G

Dear Gaurav

Thanks for your output, but your response reflect working with the system live.

I want to grep my queries from VRTSexplorer logs, currently I do not have access to live systems.

Is there any possibility to grep from VRTSexplorer logs?

Thanks

Hi Faisal,

For point 1 & 2 above, output would be available in VRTSexplorer however I doubt about point 3. For point 2 above, have a look in VVR folder & you should have the output.

G

In the root directory of explorer there are pkginfo files for Solaris and rpm files for Linux - I would suggest checking VRTSvxvm package for SF version and VRTSvcs for VCS version, which should be, but do not have to be, at the same version.  

For licence information look at vxlicrep_e file in the license directory

For VVR rlink info look at vxprint_Pl file in the vxvm directory:

Example:

Mike