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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ Device Configuration Guide
  3. Section I. Operating systems
  4. Solaris
  5. Solaris command summary
Veritas NetBackup™ Device Configuration Guide

Solaris command summary

The following is a summary of commands that may be useful when you configure and verify devices:

  • /usr/sbin/modinfo | grep sg

    Displays whether or not the sg driver is installed.

  • /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/driver/sg.install

    Installs the sg driver or updates the sg driver.

  • /usr/sbin/rem_drv sg

    Uninstalls the sg driver. This command usually is not necessary because sg.install uninstalls the old driver before it upgrades a driver.

  • /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/sg.build all -mt max_target -ml max_lun

    Updates st.conf, sg.conf, and sg.links, and generates SCSI Target IDs with multiple LUNs.

  • /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/sgscan all

    Scans all connected devices with an SCSI inquiry and provides correlation between physical and the logical devices that use all device files in /dev/sg.

    Also checks for the devices that are connected to the StorEdge Network Foundation HBA that are not configured for use by Veritas products.

  • boot -r or reboot -- -r

    Reboot the system with the reconfigure option (-r). The kernel's SCSI disk (sd) driver then recognizes the drive as a disk drive during system initialization.

See the procedures in this chapter for examples of their usage.

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