Displaying an individual RVG


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Displaying an individual RVG

The vxprint -Vl command displays detailed information about the status of an individual RVG. This command is useful to determine the role of the Primary or Secondary RVG and the state of the RVG as seen by the operating system.

To display detailed information about an RVG:

# vxprint -g diskgroup -Vl rvg_name

The following table lists the output of the vxprint -Vl command.

Disk Group	Name of the disk group in which this RVG resides.
RVG	Name of the RVG.
info	Displays the `last_tag`, `record_id`, configuration version, and the version of the RVG.
state	The current utility and kernel states.
assoc	Data volumes, SRL, RLINKs, and volume sets associated with the RVG. If a volume set is associated to the RVG, the list of data volumes includes component volumes of the volume set.
att	The RLINKs that are attached. A Primary can have multiple associated, attached RLINKs. A Secondary can have multiple associated RLINKs, but only one attached RLINK.
flags	See Interpreting RVG flag settings
logowner	The name of the logowner in the cluster when replicating in a shared disk group environment.

Interpreting RVG flag settings

open	This flag is always set on the Secondary when it is waiting to receive an IBC from the Primary.
closed	This flag is always set.
primary/secondary	Indicates the role of the RVG.
enabled/attached	I/O and IOCTLs can be performed.
disabled/detached	I/O and IOCTLs cannot be performed.


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