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This version includes corrections and the following: • "Unmount Filesystems Before Adding or Deleting Server-Capable Administration Nodes" on page 51 • "Change the Brocade Password when Prompted" on page 70 • "Use a Time Synchronization Application" on page 81 • "Turn Off Local XVM on Linux Nodes if Unused" on page 81 • "Configuring SuSEfirewall2" on page 115 • "Dynamic Parameters for Debugging Purposes Only" on page 468 007–4016–029 iii Record of Revision Version Description 001 September 1999 Supports the CXFS 1.1 product in the IRIX 6.5.6f release. 002 October 1999 Supports the CXFS 1.1 product in the IRIX 6.5.6f release. 003 December 1999 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.7f release. 004 March 2000 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.8f release. 005 June 2000 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.9f release. 006 September 2000 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.10f release. 007 January 2001 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.11f release. 008 March 2001 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.12f release. 009 June 2001 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.13f release. 011 September 2001 Supports the CXFS product in the IRIX 6.5.14f release. (Note, there was no 010 version due to an internal numbering mechanism.) 012 December 2001 Supports the CXFS Version 2 product in IRIX 6.5.15f. 013 March 2002 Supports the CXFS Version 2 product in IRIX 6.5.16f. 007–4016–029 v Record of Revision 014 June 2002 Supports the CXFS Version 2 product in IRIX 6.5.17f. 015 September 2002 Supports the CXFS Version 2 product in IRIX 6.5.18f. 016 December 2002 Supports the CXFS Version 2 product in IRIX 6.5.19f. 017 March 2003 Supports the CXFS Version 2 product in IRIX 6.5.20f. 018 September 2003 Supports the CXFS 3.0 product in IRIX 6.5.22 and CXFS 3.0 for SGI Altix 3000 running SGI ProPack 2.3 for Linux. 019 December 2003 Supports the CXFS 3.1 product in IRIX 6.5.23 and CXFS 3.1 for SGI Altix 3000 running SGI ProPack 2.4 for Linux. 020 March 2004 Supports the CXFS 3.2 product in IRIX 6.5.24 and CXFS 3.2 for SGI Altix 3000 running SGI ProPack 3 for Linux. 021 November 2004 Supports the CXFS 3.2 product in IRIX 6.5.24 and CXFS 3.2 for SGI Altix 3000 running SGI ProPack 3 for Linux. 022 April 2005 Supports the CXFS 3.3 product 023 July 2005 Supports the CXFS 3.4 product 024 May 2006 Supports the CXFS 4.0 product 025 January 2007 Supports the CXFS 4.1 product vi 007–4016–029 CXFSTM 5 Administration Guide for SGI® InfiniteStorage 026 September 2007 Supports the CXFS 4.2 product 027 March 2008 Supports the CXFS 5.0 product 028 September 2008 Supports the CXFS 5.2 product 029 March 2009 Supports the CXFS 5.4 product in ISSP 1.6 007–4016–029 vii Contents About This Guide .....................xxxvii Related Publications . ...................xxxvii Obtaining Publications . ...................xxxix Conventions . ........................ xl Reader Comments ....................... xli 1. Introduction to CXFS . ................. 1 What is CXFS? ........................ 1 Comparison of XFS and CXFS ................... 3 Differences in Filesystem Mounting and Management . ......... 3 Supported XFS Features . ................... 4 When to Use CXFS . ................... 5 Performance Considerations ................... 6 Comparison of Network and CXFS Filesystems .............. 7 Network Filesystems . ................... 7 CXFS Filesystems . ................... 7 CXFS Features ....................... 8 CXFS Restrictions . ................... 9 Cluster Environment Concepts ................... 9 Metadata . ........................ 10 Node . ........................ 10 RAID . ........................ 10 LUN.......................... 10 Cluster . ........................ 11 Pool . ........................ 11 007–4016–029 ix Contents Node Types, Node Functions, and the Cluster Database . ......... 12 Membership ........................ 22 Private Network ....................... 22 Data Integrity Protection . ................... 24 CXFS Tiebreaker ....................... 24 Relocation . ........................ 25 Recovery . ........................ 25 CXFS Services ....................... 28 CXFS Interoperability With Other Products and Features . ......... 28 Data Migration Facility (DMF) .................. 29 Highly Available Services . ................... 29 GPT Labels Overview . ................... 30 Guaranteed-Rate I/O (GRIO) Version 2 Overview . ......... 30 Storage Management . ................... 31 Storage Backups Differences .................. 31 NFS Differences . ................... 31 Quotas Differences . ................... 32 Samba Differences . ................... 32 Volume Management with XVM .................. 33 XVM Failover Version 2 Overview . .............. 34 Hardware and Software Requirements for Server-Capable Administration Nodes . 34 CXFS Software Products Installed on Server-Capable Administration Nodes . 36 CXFS Tools . ........................ 37 Configuration Commands . ................... 37 CXFS GUI Overview . ................... 38 cxfs_admin Command-Line Configuration Tool Overview ........ 40 Cluster Administration Daemons .................. 41 CXFS Control Daemons . ................... 42 x 007–4016–029 CXFSTM 5 Administration Guide for SGI® InfiniteStorage Other Commonly Used Administrative Commands . ......... 42 2. Best Practices . ..................... 45 Configuration Best Practices . ................... 45 Fix Network Issues First . ................... 46 Save the Current Configuration Before Making Changes . ......... 46 Save the CXFS Configuration .................. 47 Save the XVM Configuration
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