HP Matrix Operating Environment Software User Manual

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Configure the Integrity VM Host with Serviceguard (11.19 or 11.20) and Shared Logical
Volume Manager (SLVM). (An imported VM with a whole LUN is not required to be in a
Serviceguard Package.)

See HP-UX vPars and Integrity VM Administrator Guide at

www.hp.com/go/hpux-hpvm-docs

for more information.

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Create the appropriate size SLVM volume group (VG) for the device management database
using LVM Version 2.1 or higher. For example:

# vgcreate -V 2.1 -s 4m -S 100g /dev/slvm_v21 /dev/disk/disk61

For information about creating SLVM groups, see HP-UX vPars and Integrity VM version 6.2
Administrator Guide
at

www.hp.com/go/hpux-hpvm-docs

.

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Add the SLVM volume group into the device database using the hpvmdevmgmt command.
Set the new attribute to the hpvmdevmgmt command, VIRTPTYPE, with the PRESERVE=YES
attribute setting, to container_volume_SLVM for each of the SLVM groups added to the
device management database. For example:

# hpvmdevmgmt -a gdev:/dev/slvm_v22:attr:VIRTPTYPE=container_volume_SLVM,PRESERVE=YES

NOTE:

For a virtual machine created with SLVM Logical Volume, the SLVM volume group

must be part of container_volume_SLVM in order for the virtual machine to be imported
as a logical server.

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Import operations are supported for Integrity VMs that contain:

Physical (whole) disks on a SAN

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Virtual disks in a Shared Logical Volume Manager (SLVM) volume group

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Storage:

Online move operations are supported for virtual machines that are configured with virtual
disks backed by whole LUNs (from a previous import operation) or by SLVM logical
volumes.

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To create an Integrity VM virtual machine logical server, specify Accelerated Virtual I/O
(AVIO) Storage with virtual disk-backed storage only.

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Create and add SLVM Volume Groups to the storage pool on the VM Host for the Create
Virtual Disk operation to run successfully.

All virtual disks will be a logical volume created in a Shared Logical Volume (SLVM)
Volume Group.

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Local storage is not supported for Integrity VM virtual machines.

Authorizations, requirements, and configuration

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