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mrossini · 11-07-2016

Hello.I've a Veritas Cluster Server 5.0MP3RP3 on Solaris 10 with a MultiNICA & NIC resource configured.The host "indirizzalo" is configured with bge0 and nxge1. group net-sg (SystemList = { consegnalo = 0, trasportalo = 1, accettalo = 2,indirizzalo =...

mrossini · 04-10-2015

Hello. I've a vxfs filesystem (vxfs 5.0). Yesterday I've accidentally deleted a directory containing about 1000 files. Today I've remounted the filesystem readonly; I want to try to recover that deleted files (if they are not already overridden...

mrossini · 11-11-2016

I saw the code of the monitor script.It checks for the interface plumbed and UP.As you saw, should not be both multinica and NIC resources in a cluster configuration.However both resources are configured with Critical = 0, so the only problem is the ...

mrossini · 11-08-2016

mmm.we have this configuration from years... I tried to plumb the interface, but without put an ip address.There are some risk by setting an ip address on an interface configured in cluster? If will occour a fail, it will switch properly?How I should...

mrossini · 04-10-2015

Thankyou. Files are text-only; I know the filename and the structure of every file. Filesystem is too large to do a regular backup. The 'checkpoints' may be an idea for the future.

mrossini · 04-10-2015

Yes, an 'undelete' command does not exists, and the filesystem does not save 'undo' informations. I'm searching a tool that analize filesystem in raw mode and try to find the deleted files.

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Thankyou. Files are

Yes, an 'undelete' command