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Vertias (physical disks monitoring)
Can anyone tell me what Vertias is?
Is it free? What is it used for exactly?
Thank you in advance.
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Veritas is a company that sells different products - some deal with volume management (Veritas Vo~ume Manager).

You can tell if any of your disks are used by VM if in a df -k you see output of /dev/vx/.... they also make a file system, a backup product...

And it is not free.
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