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GPFS Commands

This document provides information on commands and locations related to GPFS configuration and management on IBM systems. It lists commands for checking cluster status and configuration, viewing logs and disk information, adding and removing nodes and disks, creating and deleting file systems, and starting and shutting down the GPFS cluster. File locations are also provided for configuration files, logs, and sample files related to GPFS installation and management.

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GPFS Commands

This document provides information on commands and locations related to GPFS configuration and management on IBM systems. It lists commands for checking cluster status and configuration, viewing logs and disk information, adding and removing nodes and disks, creating and deleting file systems, and starting and shutting down the GPFS cluster. File locations are also provided for configuration files, logs, and sample files related to GPFS installation and management.

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mm ===> Multi Media


NSD ===> Network Shared Disk
mmfsd (1191 is default port) ===> GPFS daemon
Daemon will do I/O and buffer management.

Location of files:

/var/adm/ras/mmfs.log.latest ===> gpfs log file


/usr/lpp/mmfs/bin ===> GPFS command location
/var/mmfs/gen/mmsdrfs ===> Configuration file

Commands:
mmlscluster ===> to list the cluster
mmgetstate -aLs ===> to view the status of the GPFS cluster
mmlsconfig ===> Basic configuration information of the GPFS
including no.of Filesystems
lsof -i :1191 -P ===> to check the daemon port listen state.
mmlsmgr -c ===> to view the GPFS manager
mmlsnfd -f -m ===> To check the
mmlsfs all ===> To check all GPFS file ssytems (lower
alphabets are current values)
mmdf ===> To check the gpfs file system size
mmdsh ===> To configure trust
relation between cluster nodes
mmlsnsd ===> To check disk info
mmlsdisk -d ===> To view the disk information
mmaddnode ===> to add client node
mmchnode ===> To change client node
name
mmcrcluster ===> To create gpfs cluster
/usr/lpp/mmfs/samples ===> location of same files created
by installing base filesets
mmlslicense ===> To view the GPFS license
mmlsmgr ===> To check the cluster
Manager and File Manager
mmfsadm dump version ===> shows the Version and no.of days
cluster is up.
mmshutdown -a ===> shutdown the GPFS cluser in
all nodes.
mmstartup -a ===> Starts the cluster in all
nodes.
mmfsadm dump config ===> GPFS attributes information
mmchcluster ===> To change the cluster
mmlsnsd ===> will show NSD disks
mmlsnsd -M ===> Show the detailed NSD
disks
mmdf ===> Show GPFS filesystem details
mmlsdisk ===> Will shows the disks for that file system
To remove GPFS file system:
mmumount -a ===> To unmount
mmdelfs ===> To remove gpfs filesystem
mmdelnsd , ===> To delete the NSD disk

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mmcrnsd -F /tmp/disk.list ===> To create a nsd disk (/tmp/disk.


list file with entries)
mmcrfs -F
-A yes -T ===>To create File systemmmadddisk -F
===> To add new disk to File systemtouch /var/mmfs/
etc/ignoreStartupMount ===> To ignore any GPFS filesystem while
system is rebooting.
touch /var/mmfs/etc/ignoreStartupMount. ===> to do not mount this
FS while system boot
mmadddisk -F
===> To add new disk to File systemtouch /var/mmfs/
etc/ignoreStartupMount ===>To ignore any GPFS filesystem while
system is rebooting.
touch /var/mmfs/etc/ignoreStartupMount. ===>to do not mount this FS
while system boot

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