stopvsd – Makes a virtual shared disk unavailable.
stopvsd {-a | vsd_name …}
The stopvsd command brings the specified virtual shared disks from the suspended state to the stopped state. This makes the virtual shared disks unavailable. All applications that have outstanding requests for the virtual shared disk see these requests terminate with error. Read and write requests return errors with errno set to ENODEV. If the virtual shared disk is in the stopped state, this command leaves it in the stopped state.
You can use the System Management Interface Tool (SMIT) to run this command. To use SMIT, enter:
smit vsd_mgmtand select the Stop a Virtual Shared Disk option.
Under normal circumstances, you should not issue this command. The Recoverable virtual shared disk subsystem uses this command to manage shared disks in a controlled manner. If you issue this command, the results may be unpredictable.
You must have root authority to run this command.
You must issue this command from a node that is online in the peer domain. To bring a peer domain online, use the startrpdomain command. To bring a particular node online in an existing peer domain, use the startrpnode command. For more information on creating and administering an RSCT peer domain, refer to the RSCT: Administration Guide.
Under normal circumstances, you should not issue this command. The Recoverable virtual shared disk subsystem uses this command to manage shared disks in a controlled manner. If you issue this command, the results may be unpredictable.
Current RVSD subsystem run level.
stopvsd vsd1vg1n1/opt/rsct/vsd/bin/stopvsd