RHCE (REDHAT7)(iii)
First, the configuration of soft RAID (MDADM)
Mdadm system will be installed automatically, do not need additional installation
# mdadm-c/dev/md1-a yes-l1-n2/dev/sdb1/dev/sdb2 ( note 1 is preceded by the letter L,1 represents raid1, 2 for 2 fast drives )
View information:
# mdadm-d/DEV/MD1
generate the configuration file (otherwise, the server restarts the soft RAID is disabled):
# Mdadm-ds >/etc/mdadm.conf
# MKFS.XFS/DEV/MD1
# MOUNT/DEV/MD1/AA (so it can be used, can be written into the/etc/fstab )
Disable Soft RAID:
# mdadm-s/DEV/MD1
Enable Soft RAID:
# mdadm-a/DEV/MD1
Second, Lvm
Create a physical volume group first:
# PVCREATE/DEV/SDB1
Then create a logical volume group:
# vgcreate VG0/DEV/SDB1 (default PE is 4M)
# vgcreate–s 8M vg0/dev/sdb1 (You can specify a PE size of 8M at creation time)
To view the physical Volume Group command:
# Pvscan
To view the logical Volume Group command:
# Vgdisplay Vg0
To delete a physical volume Group command:
# PVREMOVE/DEV/SDB1
To delete a logical Volume Group command:
# Vgremove Vg0
Create a partition of size 200M/dev/vg0/lv01:
# lvcreate–l 200M–N/DEV/VG0/LV01
Create a partition/dev/vg0/lv01(that is, 200x4m)with a size of five PE sizes :
# lvcreate–l 200–N/DEV/VG0/LV01
To view partitions:
# Lvscan
Format the partition ( after mount can be used normally):
# MKFS.XFS/DEV/VG0/LV01
Zoom to 400M:
# lvextend–l 400M–N/DEV/VG0/LV01
added 400M:
# lvextend–l +400M–N/DEV/VG0/LV01
Add a few more PE:
# lvextend–l +50–N/DEV/VG0/LV01
To deactivate a lv01 partition:
# LVCHANGE–AN/DEV/VG0/LV01
reduce partition to 300M(first deactivate partition):
# lvreduce–l 300M–N/DEV/VG0/LV01
Enable lv01 partition:
# LVCHANGE–AY/DEV/VG0/LV01
To add a physical volume:
# Vgextend VG0/DEV/SDB2
To delete a physical volume:
# Vgreduce VG0/DEV/SDB2
Data migration:
# pvmove–i 3/DEV/SDB1/DEV/SDB2 ( sdb1 data is moved to Sdb2 ,3 seconds to refresh once)
Create a snapshot (set the 20% size to Prime ):
# lvcreate–l 40M–N/DEV/VG0/LV01_SNAP–S/DEV/VG0/LV01
To delete a snapshot:
# Lvremove/dev/vg0/lv01_snap
Third, the power-on graphics or text interface
To view the power-on graphics or text:
# Systemctl Get-default
To set the start-Up graphical interface:
# Systemctl Set-default Graphical.target
Or
# Ln–s/usr/systemd/system/graphical.target/etc/system/system/default.target
To set the boot text interface:
# Systemctl Set-default Multi-user.target
Or
# Ln–s/usr/systemd/system/multi-user.target/etc/system/system/default.target
Ctrl+alt+f2....f6 Text Mode
Ctrl+alt+f1\f7 Graphics Mode
Iv. accidental deletion of grub2 directory solutions:
# GRUB2-INSTALL/DEV/SDA
# Grub2-mkconfig >/boot/grub2/grub.cfg
Five, crack root password step:
Method One:
start-up is transferred to Item 2, the letter e in, there will be root=uuid ... Ro of the line,ro back all deleted, add rd.break(only the line portion), and then press ctrl+x
# Mount–o remount,rw/sysroot/
# chroot/sysroot/
# passwd
Enter a new password
# Touch/.autorelabel
# exit
# exit
Method Two:
start-up is transferred to Item 2, the letter e in, there will be root=uuid ... Ro of the line, the last rhgbquiet to Init=/bin/bash, and then press ctrl+x
# Mount–o REMOUNT,RW/
# passwd
Enter a new password
# Touch/.autorelabel
# Exec/sbin/init
Six,systemctl command:
Start, stop, restart, view status:
# Systemctl Start\stop\restart\status httpd
Activation Service:
# Systemctl Is-active httpd
boot httpd:
# Systemctl Enable httpd
Boot does not start httpd:
# systemctl Disable httpd
use the Systemctl command to kill the service:
# Systemctl Kill httpd
List all services (including enable and disable):
# Systemctl List-units--type=service
To block a service (so that it cannot be started or displayed):
# Systemctl Mask httpd
Unblock:
# Systemctl unmask httpd
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RHCE (REDHAT7) (iii)