November 1994
Beginner to intermediate
390 pages
13h 21m
English
Overview
This document provides a general introduction to storage
management
using AIX on the RS/6000. Concepts and terminology are
covered
before describing in more detail the operating system components:
the
Logical Volume Manager, and file systems. Using this foundation, it
then
describes the additional features and functions provided with
AIX
Version 4; useful commands are also detailed, as well as a guide
to
organizing storage. In order to illustrate the topics covered,
and
provide examples of common practical application, a section
containing
detailed step by step information on a variety of storage
management
tasks is included.
This document is intended for customers and systems engineers
who
require a more detailed understanding of storage management with
AIX
on the RS/6000, particularly the additional features provided
with
AIX Version 4, and who wish to have access to practical
examples.
Some knowledge of AIX Version 3 is assumed.
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