VxVM does not work in guest domains because VxVM is not correctly identifying virtual disks. We have helped Veritas investigate problems VxVM was having with virtual disks, so I suppose they are working on a new release of VxVM that will work in LDoms guest domains, but I was unable to get any schedule when this will be available. So you need to get back to Veritas if you need more information.
alex. Bernd Schemmer wrote: > Hi, > > is VxVM supported in Guest LDoms ? > > I thought yes but after rereading the doc regarding LDoms and Veritas > storage foundation from Symantec I'm not sure anymore. And my tests > until now were also not successfull: > > After installing VxVM in a Guest LDom VxVM does not see the disks > (format does see the disks; one disk of the disks of the guest ldom is > based on a file in the primary LDom and the other disk is based on a SAN > LUN) > > If VxVM should run in a Guest LDom - where should I continue searching > the reason for the not working VxVM? > > Our environment is: > > Solaris 10 Update 5, ldm 1.0.3, and VxVM 5.0 + MP1 > > > I already asked our Symantec representive about this issue but did not > get any answer from them until now. It seems that Veritas Storage > Foundation & LDoms is not a common used combination If anybody is using > VCS and LDoms I would be glad to share some thoughts and experiences. > > regards > > Bernd > >
