Configuring IRIX FailSafe  Installing the FailSafe scripts

Chapter 14: Configuring Adaptive Server for Failover on SGI IRIX

Hardware configuration

The hardware configuration must be a basic two-node IRIX FailSafe configuration:

The following is a sample configuration for a primary companion named MONEY1 and a secondary companion named PERSONNEL1. For information about this configuration, consult your SGI documentation.

Configuration

Primary companion

Secondary companion

Logicalname

MONEY1

PERSONNEL1

Hostname

MONEY1

PERSONNEL1

$DSQUERY

MONEY1

PERSONNEL1

Node ID

1

2

Logical volume

xlv1

xlv2

Mount point

/vol1

/vol2

Public IP address

10.22.110.133

10.22.110.132

Private IP address

130.214.121.79

130.214.121.114

Public network accepts

Heartbeat and control

Heartbeat and control

Private network accepts

Heartbeat and control

Heartbeat and control

Port type

MSC

MSC

Port password

“xxxxxx”

“xxxxxx”

Logical name of reset owner

PERSONNEL1

MONEY1

TTY device

/dev/ttyd2

/dev/ttyd2

set reset parameter

Checked

Checked

NoteYou can configure IRIX FailSafe using either a GUI (with the fstask utility) or the command line (using the cluster_mgr utility). Examples for both methods are included for each step.For more information about the command line arguments, see your SGI documentation.

SGI provides unsupported template command line files. Although these files are not supported by either SGI or Sybase; however, they have been used and tested within the Sybase Engineering organization. You can download these files from:

NoteIn the examples throughout the following sections, when the command line argument is called for, it is assumed that the corresponding script has already been edited to reflect your environment.

The following list is the steps required to set up IRIX FailSafe. The details of each action are listed in the subsequent sections:

  1. “Installing the FailSafe scripts”

  2. “Starting the FailSafe configuration tool”

  3. “Defining the primary node”

  4. “Defining the failover policy for the secondary node”

  5. “Defining the cluster”

  6. “Defining the logical volume resource for the primary node”

  7. “Defining the logical volume resource for the secondary node”

  8. “Defining the file system resource for the primary node”

  9. “Defining the file system resource for the secondary node”

  10. “Defining the Adaptive Server resources for the primary node”

  11. “Defining the Adaptive Server resources for the secondary node”

  12. “Defining the resource groups on the primary node”

  13. “Defining the resource group for the secondary node”

  14. “Starting the high availability services”

  15. “Bringing the primary resource group online”

  16. “Bringing the secondary resource group online”





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