The available commands are the following:

• vxvol

  Displays volume information, repairs a RAID-5 or mirrored volume, turns Fast Resynchronization on and off, and reactivates a volume. See vxvol.

• vxdg

  Lets you create a dynamic disk group and perform other functions that are related to dynamic disk groups. See vxdg.

• vxclus

  Enables and disables the capability of forcing the import of a disk group on a cluster that is controlled by Microsoft Failover Clustering. The command also has keywords that allow the cluster disk group to reside on the same bus as the cluster node's system and boot disk. See vxclus.

• vxclustadm

  Enables you to start and stop a node in a Cluster Volume Manager (CVM) cluster, view the state of a node, and view the mapping and role (Master or Slave) information of the nodes. See vxclustadm.

• vxdisk

  Provides information on dynamic disks, lets you reactivate a dynamic disk, and enables track alignment for the disk. See vxdisk.

• vxassist

  Lets you create a dynamic volume and perform other operations that are related to dynamic volumes such as shrinking the size of the volume. See vxassist.

• vxevac

  Evacuates (moves) subdisks from the disk that is specified to a specified destination disk. See vxevac.

• vxunreloc

  Reverses the process of hot relocation. See vxunreloc.

• vxsd

  Provides commands for moving and splitting a subdisk and joining two subdisks. See vxsd.

• vxstat

  Provides commands for displaying statistics for disks, volumes, and subdisks. See vxstat.

• vxtask

  Provides commands for displaying percentage completion information, and for pausing and resuming the tasks. See vxtask.

• vxedit

  Provides commands to rename or add comments to a dynamic disk group, a disk, a volume, a plex, and a subdisk. See vxedit.

• vxdmpadm

  Provides commands for Dynamic Multi-Pathing (DMP DSMs). See vxdmpadm.

• vxcbr

  Provides commands for backing up and restore the Storage Foundation for Windows configuration information. See vxcbr.

• vxsnap

  Performs multiple snapshots simultaneously. The utility integrates with the Windows Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) as a VSS Requester. This allows for the simultaneous snapshot of all volumes that are associated with an Exchange Server database or an SQL Server database. See vxsnap.

• vxfsync

  Resynchronize a single file in a snapshotted volume back to the original volume. It is designed to restore one or more corrupt files in a database application that has volumes with multiple database files. See vxfsync.

• vxscrub

  Removes unneeded entries in the registry that are a result of adding and deleting volumes. The command is designed to shrink the size of the registry by purging the system hive. See vxscrub.

• vxverify

  Determines if there are any differences between plexes of mirrored volumes. See vxverify.

• vxprint

  Displays information about SFW and Volume Replicator objects. See vxprint.