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Operating Systems AIX Gpfs how to remove nsd from a device Post 302914232 by asyed123 on Saturday 23rd of August 2014 11:38:06 AM
Old 08-23-2014
Gpfs how to remove nsd from a device

Gpfs how to remove nsd from a device
Need to removed nsd from the device below

Code:
 /apps/abinitio/outbound01 90 30 DEVappsabob01
root@carlvpc0lpr24 # df -g /apps/abinitio/outbound01
Filesystem GB blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on
/dev/DEVappsabob01 90.00 89.39 1% 4032 1% /apps/abinitio/outbound01


root@carlvpc0lpr24 # mmlsnsd -f DEVappsabob01
File system Disk name NSD servers
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEVappsabob01 Nsd30_121 (directly attached)
DEVappsabob01 Nsd30_122 (directly attached)
DEVappsabob01 Nsd30_123 (directly attached)

Question, how do I remove and not touch or hurt the data
Do I have to migrate like migratepv
Or is gpfs smart enough
To move data off the device to free area when I remove nsd

Last edited by Scrutinizer; 08-23-2014 at 01:44 PM.. Reason: Cleaned up formatting. Reversed CODE tag tags (slash comes second not first)
 

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nsd-xfer(8)                                                         nsd 3.2.12                                                         nsd-xfer(8)

NAME
nsd-xfer - AXFR client to transfer zones from a name server SYNOPSIS
nsd-xfer [-4] [-6] [-a address[@port]] [-p port] [-s serial] [-T tsiginfo] [-v] -z zone -f file servers DESCRIPTION
Nsd-xfer is program to transfer zones from a name server using AXFR. NSD is a complete implementation of an authoritative DNS nameserver. OPTIONS
-4 Only send to IPv4 addresses. -6 Only send to IPv6 addresses. -a address[@port] Specify the source address (and port) to send from. -f file The file to store the zone in. -p port Specify the port to send to. -s serial Specify the serial of the current zone. The zone is only transferred if the master server has a zone with a greater serial number. -T tsiginfo Use TSIG to verify the zone transfer. The tsiginfo file must contain the TSIG key information. The file is removed upon successful reading of the key. The format of the tsiginfo file is described in the doc/README file (section 3.3). -v Be more verbose. -z zone Specify the zone to receive. servers List of nameservers to try. EXAMPLES
To run this program the standard way type: # nsd-xfer -z foobar.cz -f foobar.cz.zone 1.2.3.4 SEE ALSO
nsd(8), nsdc(8), nsd.conf(5), nsd-checkconf(8), nsd-notify(8), nsd-patch(8), zonec(8) AUTHORS
NSD was written by NLnet Labs and RIPE NCC joint team. Please see CREDITS file in the distribution for further details. NLnet Labs jul 19, 2012 nsd-xfer(8)
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