installation experience. At the time of writing it only supports amd64 processors and does not support LVM or RAID or other more sophisticated storage options, nor does it support reusing existing partitions get confirmation prompts before rewriting the partition table or setting up LVM depending on disk layout. If you choose LVM, you will be asked for the size of the root logical volume. For advanced disk Installation 5.2. Logical Volume Manager (LVM) Logical Volume Manger, or LVM, allows administrators to create logical volumes out of one or multiple physical hard disks. LVM volumes can be created on both software

selected disk, replacing any partitions or data already there. You can choose whether or not to set up LVM, and if you do, whether or not to encrypt the volume with LUKS. If you encrypt the volume, you need several partitions, or even be used as part of another RAID device or LVM volume group. 25 Logical Volume Manager (LVM) The LVM is a system of managing logical volumes, or filesystems, that is much easy resizing of logical volumes. As with RAID, a LVM volume group can be created out of entire disks or unformatted partitions. Select the “Create LVM volume group” button to open the creation dialog.

using UUID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160 9.6.4 LVM2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 9.6.13 Expansion of usable storage space via LVM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 9.6.14 Expansion of usable storage ”lsblk -f”. 9.6.4 LVM2 LVM2 is a logical volume manager for the Linux kernel. With LVM2, disk partitions can be created on logical volumes instead of the physical harddisks. LVM requires the following

errors, 366 logical operators, 192–193, 343 logical relationships, 192, 195 logical volume manager (LVM), 159, 162 login prompt, 6, 180 login shell, 79, 88, 112 long options, 14 loopback interface, 178 command, 294 ls command, 8, 13 long format, 15 viewing file attributes, 79 Lukyanov, Alexander, 181 LVM (logical volume manager), 159, 162 M machine language, 298 maintenance, 312, 316, 318, 325 make filesystems, 167 device names, 164 disk partitions, 161 FAT32, 167 floppy disks, 165, 171 formatting, 167 LVM, 162 mount points, 161, 163 partitions, 167 reading and writing directly, 171 repairing filesystems

cannot be used in actions, this functionality will be available in future releases. 6.2.6 LVM swap devices support LVM devices are now supported as swap devices on Linux. 6.2.7 First CPU number changed on choose between NetBIOS and host name. • Items vfs.dev.read and vfs.dev.write have gained support for LVM. Additionally, in previous versions of Zabbix only relative device name could be used (like sda). supported platforms are limited to 8 devices (7 individual devices and one ”all”). Supports LVM since Zabbix 1.8.6. Until Zabbix 1.8.6, only relative device names may be used (for example

by zabbix group; • ntpd configured to synchronise to the public pool servers: ntp.ubuntu.com; • LVM volume is used with ext4 filesystem. • ”UseDNS no” is added to SSH server configuration file /etc/ssh/sshd_config volumes (LVM) based on those block de- vices/partitions. In such cases returned values should be considered only as relative value (dynamic in time) but not as absolute values. Supports LVM since volumes (LVM) based on those block de- vices/partitions. In such cases returned values should be considered only as relative value (dynamic in time) but not as absolute values. Supports LVM since

by zabbix group; • ntpd configured to synchronise to the public pool servers: ntp.ubuntu.com; • LVM volume is used with ext4 filesystem. • ”UseDNS no” is added to SSH server configuration file /etc/ssh/sshd_config volumes (LVM) based on those block de- vices/partitions. In such cases returned values should be considered only as relative value (dynamic in time) but not as absolute values. Supports LVM since volumes (LVM) based on those block de- vices/partitions. In such cases returned values should be considered only as relative value (dynamic in time) but not as absolute values. Supports LVM since

and I/O execution status of containers. The collected information covers network, kernel, and drive LVM of the nodes. Cluster Exception Detection Raw data from each node is collected to detect exceptions

Zabbix 2.0.1 this limit is increased to 1024 (1023 individual devices and one for all). Supports LVM since Zabbix 1.8.6. Until Zabbix 1.8.6, only relative device names may be used (for example Zabbix 2.0.1 this limit is increased to 1024 (1023 individual devices and one for all). Supports LVM since Zabbix 1.8.6. Until Zabbix 1.8.6, only relative device names may be used (for example sdb3 ... and multiple devices (MD raid) based on those block devices/partitions and logical volumes (LVM) based on those block devices/partitions. In such cases returned values should be considered only

by zabbix group; • ntpd configured to synchronise to the public pool servers: ntp.ubuntu.com; • LVM volume is used with ext4 filesystem. • ”UseDNS no” is added to SSH server configuration file /etc/ssh/sshd_config device names (for example, sda) as well as an optional /dev/ prefix (for example, /dev/sda). LVM logical volumes are supported. Default values of ’type’ parameter for different OSes: AIX - device names (for example, sda) as well as an optional /dev/ prefix (for example, /dev/sda). LVM logical volumes are supported. Default values of ’type’ parameter for different OSes: AIX -