SnapDrive for UNIX 5.3.2 Documentation
Install and and Setup for Linux for Clustered Data ONTAP
Preparing for deployment
Installing SnapDrive for UNIX
Verifying Linux host configurations using the configuration checker tool
Provisioning storage
Creating Snapshot copies
Installation and Setup for Linux for Data ONTAP Operating in 7-Mode
Preparing for deployment
Installing SnapDrive for UNIX
Verifying Linux host configurations using the configuration checker tool
Provisioning storage
Creating Snapshot copies
Administration for Linux
Product overview
Support for volume migration
Management of an LVM and raw entities
Understanding the SnapDrive for UNIX daemon
Stopping the daemon
Support for storage system rename
SnapDrive for UNIX configuration
Configuring SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuration information in SnapDrive for UNIX for guest operating system
Configuration information for Vserver
Host preparation for adding LUNs
Audit, recovery, and trace logging in SnapDrive for UNIX
What the trace log file is
What AutoSupport is
Support for multipath access in SnapDrive for UNIX
Multipath setup
Thin provisioning in SnapDrive for UNIX
Multiple subnet configuration
What SnapDrive wizards are
Using port set in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuring igroups
FlexClone volumes in SnapDrive for UNIX
SnapDrive for UNIX operations on FlexClone volumes
Security features in SnapDrive for UNIX
Access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Login information for storage systems
Role-based access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuration of role-based access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuring sd-admin in Operations Manager console
Adding sd-hostname to the storage system
RBAC and storage operation examples
Storage provisioning in SnapDrive for UNIX
Storage operations in SnapDrive for UNIX
Storage creation with SnapDrive for UNIX
Storage partitioning scheme in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)
Command to use to display available storage
Increase in storage size using SnapDrive for UNIX
The storage connect command
The storage disconnect command
The storage delete command
Creating and using Snapshot copies in SnapDrive for UNIX
What Snapshot operations are in SnapDrive for UNIX
Snapshot copy operations
Crash-consistent Snapshot copies
Snapshot copies information display
Snapshot copy rename
Restoring a Snapshot copy
Restoring Snapshot copies on a destination storage system
Volume-based SnapRestore
Connecting to a Snapshot copy
Connecting Snapshot copies on mirrored storage systems
Splitting a volume clone or LUN clone
Deleting a Snapshot copy
Disconnecting a Snapshot copy
Guidelines for disconnecting Snapshot copies
Data collection utility
Troubleshooting
Understanding error messages
Error message format
Common error messages
Standard exit status values
Command reference
Collecting information needed by SnapDrive for UNIX commands
Summary of the SnapDrive for UNIX commands
Command summary
SnapDrive for UNIX options, keywords, and arguments
Installation and Administration for Solaris
SnapDrive for UNIX overview
Management of VxVM and raw entities
Support for volume migration
Preparing to install SnapDrive for UNIX
Hardware and software configuration
Preparing your storage system
Resetting the snap reserve option
Host preparation for installing SnapDrive for UNIX
Guest OS preparation for installing SnapDrive for UNIX
Installing or upgrading SnapDrive for UNIX
Files installed by SnapDrive for UNIX
Understanding the SnapDrive for UNIX daemon
Stopping the daemon
Verifying supported configurations
Support for storage system rename
Using port set in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuring igroups
SnapDrive for UNIX configuration
Configuring SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuration information in SnapDrive for UNIX for guest operating system
Configuration information for Vserver
Host preparation for adding LUNs
Audit, recovery, and trace logging in SnapDrive for UNIX
What the trace log file is
What AutoSupport is
Support for multipath access in SnapDrive for UNIX
Thin provisioning in SnapDrive for UNIX
Multiple subnet configuration
What SnapDrive wizards are
Security features in SnapDrive for UNIX
Access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Login information for storage systems
Role-based access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuration of role-based access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuring sd-admin in Operations Manager console
Adding sd-hostname to the storage system
RBAC and storage operation examples
FlexClone volumes in SnapDrive for UNIX
SnapDrive for UNIX operations on FlexClone volumes
Storage provisioning in SnapDrive for UNIX
Storage operations in SnapDrive for UNIX
Storage creation with SnapDrive for UNIX
Guidelines for the storage create operation
Command to use to display available storage
Increase in storage size using SnapDrive for UNIX
The storage connect command
The storage disconnect command
Guidelines for the snapdrive storage disconnect command
The storage delete command
Guidelines for using the storage delete command
Creating and using Snapshot copies in SnapDrive for UNIX
What Snapshot operations are in SnapDrive for UNIX
Snapshot copy operations
Crash-consistent Snapshot copies
Guidelines for Snapshot copy creation
Snapshot copies information display
Snapshot copy rename
Restoring a Snapshot copy
Restoring Snapshot copies on a destination storage system
Volume-based SnapRestore
Connecting to a Snapshot copy
Connecting Snapshot copies on mirrored storage systems
Guidelines for connecting Snapshot copies
Splitting a volume clone or LUN clone
Deleting a Snapshot copy
Disconnecting a Snapshot copy
Guidelines for disconnecting Snapshot copies
Data collection utility
Troubleshooting
Understanding error messages
Error message format
Common error messages
Standard exit status values
Command reference
Collecting information needed by SnapDrive for UNIX commands
Summary of the SnapDrive for UNIX commands
Command summary
SnapDrive for UNIX options, keywords, and arguments
Installation and Administration for IBM AIX
SnapDrive for UNIX overview
Management of an LVM and raw entities
Support for volume migration
Preparing to install SnapDrive for UNIX
Hardware and software configuration
Preparing your storage system
Resetting the snap reserve option
Host preparation for installing SnapDrive for UNIX
Installing or upgrading SnapDrive for UNIX
Files installed by SnapDrive for UNIX
Understanding the SnapDrive for UNIX daemon
Stopping the daemon
Verifying supported configurations
Support for storage system rename
Using port set in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuring igroups
SnapDrive for UNIX configuration
Configuring SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuration information for Vserver
Audit, recovery, and trace logging in SnapDrive for UNIX
What the trace log file is
What AutoSupport is
What AutoSupport is
Support for multipath access in SnapDrive for UNIX
Thin provisioning in SnapDrive for UNIX
Multiple subnet configuration
What SnapDrive wizards are
Security features in SnapDrive for UNIX
Access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Login information for storage systems
Role-based access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuration of role-based access control in SnapDrive for UNIX
Configuring sd-admin in Operations Manager console
Adding sd-hostname to the storage system
RBAC and storage operation examples
FlexClone volumes in SnapDrive for UNIX
SnapDrive for UNIX operations on FlexClone volumes
Storage provisioning in SnapDrive for UNIX
Storage operations in SnapDrive for UNIX
Storage creation with SnapDrive for UNIX
Command to use to display available storage
Increase in storage size using SnapDrive for UNIX
The storage connect command
The storage disconnect command
The storage delete command
Creating and using Snapshot copies in SnapDrive for UNIX
What Snapshot operations are in SnapDrive for UNIX
Snapshot copy operations
Crash-consistent Snapshot copies
Snapshot copies information display
Snapshot copy rename
Restoring a Snapshot copy
Restoring Snapshot copies on a destination storage system
Volume-based SnapRestore
Connecting to a Snapshot copy
Connecting Snapshot copies on mirrored storage systems
Splitting a volume clone or LUN clone
Deleting a Snapshot copy
Disconnecting a Snapshot copy
Guidelines for disconnecting Snapshot copies
Data collection utility
Troubleshooting
Understanding error messages
Error message format
Common error messages
Standard exit status values
Command reference
Collecting information needed by SnapDrive for UNIX commands
Summary of the SnapDrive for UNIX commands
Command summary
SnapDrive for UNIX options, keywords, and arguments
Contributors
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AutoSupport allows SnapDrive for UNIX to send any operational failures that is incurred due to SnapDrive is sent to the EMS log view of the storage system in the /etc/log/ems file.
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