VXVM administrative commands

Table: Section 1M manual pages
Name Description
vxapslice Manage an area of disk for use by an Alternate Pathing database.
vxassist Create, relayout, convert, mirror, backup, grow, shrink, delete, and move volumes.
vxbootsetup Set up system boot information on a Veritas Volume Manager disk.
vxcache Administer the cache object for space-optimized snapshots.
vxcached Resize cache volumes when required.
vxcdsconvert Make disks and disk groups portable between systems.
vxclustadm Start, stop, and reconfigure a cluster.
vxcmdlog Administer command logging.
vxconfigbackup Back up disk group configuration.
vxconfigbackupd Disk group configuration backup daemon.
vxconfigd Veritas Volume Manager configuration daemon
vxconfigrestore Restore disk group configuration.
vxdarestore Restore simple or nopriv disk access records.
vxdco Perform operations on version 0 DCO objects and DCO volumes.
vxdctl Control the volume configuration daemon.
vxddladm Device Discovery Layer subsystem administration.
vxdg Manage Veritas Volume Manager disk groups.
vxdisk Define and manage Veritas Volume Manager disks.
vxdiskadd Add one or more disks for use with Veritas Volume Manager.
vxdiskadm Menu-driven Veritas Volume Manager disk administration.
vxdiskconfig Configure disk devices and bring them under VxVM control.
vxdisksetup Configure a disk for use with Veritas Volume Manager.
vxdiskunsetup Deconfigure a disk from use with Veritas Volume Manager.
vxdmpadm DMP subsystem administration.
vxdmpinq Display SCSI inquiry data.
vxedit Create, remove, and modify Veritas Volume Manager records.
vxencap Encapsulate partitions on a new disk.
vxevac Evacuate all volumes from a disk.
vxinfo Print accessibility and usability of volumes.
vxinstall Menu-driven Veritas Volume Manager initial configuration.
vxintro Introduction to the Veritas Volume Manager utilities.
vxiod Start, stop, and report on Veritas Volume Manager kernel I/O threads.
vxlufinish Finish a live upgrade of Veritas Volume Manager.
vxlustart Start a live upgrade of Veritas Volume Manager.
vxmake Create Veritas Volume Manager configuration records.
vxmemstat Display memory statistics for Veritas Volume Manager.
vxmend Mend simple problems in configuration records.
vxmirror Mirror volumes on a disk or control default mirroring.
vxnotify Display Veritas Volume Manager configuration events.
vxplex Perform Veritas Volume Manager operations on plexes.
vxpool Create and administer ISP storage pools.
vxprint Display records from the Veritas Volume Manager configuration.
vxr5check Verify RAID-5 volume parity.
vxreattach Reattach disk drives that have become accessible again.
vxrecover Perform volume recovery operations.
vxrelayout Convert online storage from one layout to another.
vxrelocd Monitor Veritas Volume Manager for failure events and relocate failed subdisks.
vxresize Change the length of a volume containing a file system.
vxrootmir Mirror areas necessary for booting onto a new disk.
vxsd Perform Veritas Volume Manager operations on subdisks.
vxse Storage Expert rules.
vxsnap Enable DRL on a volume, and create and administer instant snapshots.
vxsparecheck Monitor for disk failure, and replace failed disks.
vxspcshow Add SAN Access Layer (SAL) user details or display device properties obtained from SAL.
vxsplitlines Show disks with conflicting configuration copies in a cluster.
vxstat Veritas Volume Manager statistics management utility.
vxtask List and administer Veritas Volume Manager tasks.
vxtemplate Install and administer ISP volume templates and template sets.
vxtrace Trace operations on volumes.
vxtranslog Administer transaction logging.
vxtune Adjust Veritas Volume Replicator and Veritas Volume Manager tunables.
vxunreloc Move a hot-relocated subdisk back to its original disk.
vxunroot Remove Veritas Volume Manager hooks from encapsulated root volumes.
vxusertemplate Create and administer ISP user templates.
vxvol Perform Veritas Volume Manager operations on volumes.
vxvoladm Create and administer ISP application volumes on allocated storage.
vxvoladmtask Administer ISP tasks.
vxvset Create and administer volume sets.

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