Use the same steps used to define the primary nodes, but supply information specific to the secondary node.
Select Tasks from the menu bar.
Select Nodes from the pull-down menu, complete the following fields:
Field |
Sub field |
Sample Values |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Hostname |
PERSONNEL1 |
The value returned by hostname(1) |
|
Logical Name |
PERSONNEL1 |
The same value as host name field |
|
Network |
130.215.121.114 |
The IP address or the host name of the private network |
|
Messages to Accept |
Heartbeat and Control |
Accept heartbeat and control messages on the public or network address |
Select Add and this information is displayed in the window.
Field |
Sub field |
Sample values |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Network |
10.22.110.133 |
Network address |
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Message to Accept |
Heartbeat and Control |
Accept heartbeat and control messages on the public or network address |
Select Add and this information is displayed in the window.
Field |
Sample value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Node ID |
2 |
(Optional) An integer in the range 1 – 32767 that is unique among the nodes in the pool. If you do not specify a number, FailSafe calculates a node ID |
Partition ID |
Unset |
(Optional) An integer between 1 – 32767 that is unique among the nodes in the pool. If you do not specify a number, FailSafe calculates partition ID. |
Set Reset Parameters |
Check |
A special hardware port on a node that provides a way to reset the node remote. |
Click Next.
Field |
Sub field |
Sample value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
This Node |
N/A |
Information line |
|
Port Type |
MSC |
Depending on the system controller, the values be L1, L2, MSC, or MMSC |
|
Port Password |
Unset |
The system controller password for privileged commands, not the node’s “root” password |
|
Temporarily Disable Port |
Unchecked |
If checked, FailSafe cannot reset the node |
|
Owner (name of node that sends reset command) |
N/A |
Information line |
|
Logical Name |
MONEY1 |
Name of the node that sends the remote reset command |
|
TTY Device |
/dev/ttyd2 |
Name of the terminal port (TTY) on the owner node to which the system controller is connected |
Click OK
From the command line, enter the following:
cluster_mgr –f sec_node_def
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