You have a disk group named testdg, which you want to rename to engdg. To rename the disk group from the command line, you .
A. must destroy the disk group and then re-create the disk group using the new name
B. must use the vxdg change command, which performs a deport and an import in a single step
C. use vxdg deport followed by vxdg import, and the volumes are automatically started in the disk group after the import
D. use vxdg deport followed by vxdg import, then you must manually start volumes in the disk group by using the vxvol command
Answer:D
You have a disk group named testdg, which you want to rename to engdg. To rename the disk group from the command line, you .
A. must destroy the disk group and then re-create the disk group using the new name B. must use the vxdg change command, which performs a deport and an import in a single step C. use vxdg deport followed by vxdg import, and the volumes are automatically started in the disk group after the import D. use vxdg deport followed by vxdg import, then you must manually start volumes in the disk group by using the vxvol command