HPUX mirrortab[4]

mirrortab(4) Series 800 Only mirrortab(4)
NAME
mirrortab - mirror disk-log format
Remarks:
Mirror facilities require installation of optional DataPair/800
software (not included in the standard HP-UX operating system) before
they can be used.
DESCRIPTION
mirrortab is a file describing all mirrors on the system. This file
is created and maintained by the mirrorlog daemon (see mirrorlog(1M).
There is one line in the file for each mirror. Each line contains the
following blank-separated fields in the order shown (see mirror(1M)
for definitions of terms):
primary device Pathname of the primary section of the
mirror. The name of the mirror is the same
as the name of the primary device.
primary state State of the primary section of the mirror.
Possible values are ONLINE, indicating that
the section is in operation; OFFLINE,
indicating that the section is not available
for use; and REIMAGE, indicating that the
section is in the process of being brought
into agreement with its ONLINE counterpart.
secondary device Pathname of the secondary section of the
mirror pair.
secondary state State of the secondary section of the mirror
pair. Possible values are as described for
primary state.
fail Mirror fail flag. Possible values are GOOD,
indicating that neither of the sections
making up the mirror pair has experienced a
failure, and FAIL, indicating that one of the
sections making up the mirror pair has
failed, and thus is OFFLINE.
clean Mirror-clean flag. Possible values are
CLEAN, indicating that the two sections
making up the mirror pair are guaranteed to
be identical, and DIRTY, indicating that the
sections may differ.
EXAMPLE
Here is a sample that resembles a typical mirrortab file:
Hewlett-Packard Company - 1 - HP-UX Release 9.0: August 1992
mirrortab(4) Series 800 Only mirrortab(4)
/dev/rdsk/c2001d0s1 ONLINE /dev/rdsk/c2002d0s1 REIMAGE GOOD DIRTY
/dev/rdsk/c2001d0s4 ONLINE /dev/rdsk/c2002d0s4 ONLINE GOOD CLEAN
/dev/rdsk/c2001d0s5 OFFLINE /dev/rdsk/c2002d0s5 ONLINE FAIL DIRTY
SEE ALSO
mirror(1M), mirrorlog(1M), brc(1M).
Hewlett-Packard Company - 2 - HP-UX Release 9.0: August 1992