- action scripts
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- actions in a service script
- The service Script
- ALERT message level
- Message Logging
- Altix 350
- Hardware Requirements
- Altix 3700
- Hardware Requirements
- Altix 3700 Bx2
- Hardware Requirements
- Power Control
- l2network Ethernet Connection
- Altix servers
- Hardware Requirements
- application
- The clusvcmgrd Daemon
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- application-specific scripts
- Adding a Service
- base product
- Base Product
- bash
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- best practices
- Best Practices
- cables
- Hardware Requirements
- CACHE_DIR
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- CBL-SATA-SERIAL
- Hardware Requirements
- chkconfig
- Step 16: Start the Cluster Daemons
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Ensuring that Only SGI Cluster Manager Starts DMF
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- clear database
- Last Resort: Clear Information
- CLI
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- clufence
- Best Practices
- Serial Cable or Reset issues
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- clulockd
- Cluster Daemons
- Recovery from a clulockd
Failure
- clumanager
- Step 16: Start the Cluster Daemons
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Starting Cluster Processes
- Stopping Cluster Processes
- clumembd
- Cluster Daemons
- Failover Speed and the CLI
- cluquorumd
- Cluster Daemons
- clurmtabd
- Cluster Daemons
- clustat
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- cluster configuration
- See configuration
- cluster creation
- Step 2: Create the Cluster
- Cluster Configuration Example
- cluster daemons
- Cluster Daemons
- cluster database
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- cluster global lock manager daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- cluster membership daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- cluster process
- Starting Cluster Processes
- Stopping Cluster Processes
- cluster quorum daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- cluster remote NFS mount table daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- cluster service manager daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- cluster status GUI
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- cluster.xml
- Step 14: Synchronize Configuration Changes Across the Cluster
- Step 15: Verify that Configuration Changes are Synchronized
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Cluster Configuration Example
- clusvcadm
- Service Administration
- clusvcmgrd
- Cluster Daemons
- The clusvcmgrd Daemon
- Recovery from a clulockd
Failure
- command-line interface
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- config_viewnumber
- Step 15: Verify that Configuration Changes are Synchronized
- Step 15: Verify that Configuration Changes are Synchronized
- Cluster Configuration Example
- configuration
- Step 12: Define the NFS Information (Optional)
- Cluster Configuration Example
- cluster
- Step 2: Create the Cluster
- Cluster Configuration Example
- disks and filesystems
- Step 10: Add the Disk and Filesystem Information to the Service
(Optional)
- Cluster Configuration Example
- example
- Cluster Configuration Example
- failover domain
- Step 7: Create the Failover Domain
- Cluster Configuration Example
- failover speed
- Step 5: Change the Heartbeat Interval, Timeout, and Failover Speed
- Cluster Configuration Example
- heartbeat interval
- Step 5: Change the Heartbeat Interval, Timeout, and Failover Speed
- Cluster Configuration Example
- members
- Step 3: Define the Members
- Cluster Configuration Example
- power controller
- Step 4: Add Power Controller Configuration
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Samba share
- Step 11: Add a Samba Share (Optional)
- Cluster Configuration Example
- save cluster configuration
- Step 13: Save the Cluster Configuration (GUI only)
- service
- Step 8: Configure the Service
- Cluster Configuration Example
- service IP address
- Step 9: Add a Service IP Address
- Cluster Configuration Example
- shared quorum partitions
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- Cluster Configuration Example
- start cluster daemons
- Step 16: Start the Cluster Daemons
- Cluster Configuration Example
- status
- Displaying Configuration Status
- steps
- Configuration Steps
- synchronize changes
- Step 15: Verify that Configuration Changes are Synchronized
- Cluster Configuration Example
- tiebreaker
- Step 6: Set the Tiebreakers
- Cluster Configuration Example
- timeout
- Step 5: Change the Heartbeat Interval, Timeout, and Failover Speed
- Cluster Configuration Example
- tools
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- configuration file
- Write the Configuration File
- connectivity test
- Ethernet
- Testing Ethernet Connectivity for the L2
- serial
- Testing Serial Connectivity for the L2
- control messages
- Heartbeat Network
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- controlled failback
- Failover Domains
- CR-brick rear panel
- l2network Ethernet Connection
- create_device_links
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- CRIT message level
- Message Logging
- cross-over cabling
- Hardware Requirements
- CXFS
- CXFS Plug-In
- optional product
- Optional SGI Software Storage Plug-In Product
- version requirements
- Software Requirements
- cxfsdump
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- daemons
- Cluster Daemons
- data migration facility (DMF)
- Data Migration Facility (DMF) Plug-In
- DB9 serial ports
- l2 Serial Connection
- DEBUG message level
- Message Logging
- Message Logging
- dependencies
- Adding a Service
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- detached state
- Cluster Service States
- /dev files and symlinks
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- device driver
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- device special file
- Including a CXFS Filesystem in the Cluster Configuration
- disabled state
- Cluster Service States
- disk device naming
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- disk tiebreaker
- Step 6: Set the Tiebreakers
- disks
- Step 10: Add the Disk and Filesystem Information to the Service
(Optional)
- dmaudit
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- DMF
- Data Migration Facility (DMF) Plug-In
- configuration file
- The /etc/dmf/sgicm_dmf.config File
- CXFS and
- Configuring DMF for CXFS Filesystems that Use DMAPI
- existing service
- Adding the DMF User Script to an Existing Service
- local XVM and
- Configuring DMF for Local XVM Filesystems
- optional product
- Optional SGI Software Storage Plug-In Product
- parameters
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- starting
- Ensuring that Only SGI Cluster Manager Starts DMF
- TMF and
- Using TMF with DMF
- version requirements
- Software Requirements
- domain
- Failover Domains
- Step 7: Create the Failover Domain
- Cluster Configuration Example
- dual paths
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- EMERG message level
- Message Logging
- ERROR message level
- Message Logging
- error messages
- Error Messages
- /etc/cluster.xml
- Saving Changes
- Step 14: Synchronize Configuration Changes Across the Cluster
- Step 15: Verify that Configuration Changes are Synchronized
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Recovery from a clulockd
Failure
- Write the Configuration File
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- /etc/dmf/sgicm_dmf.config
- The /etc/dmf/sgicm_dmf.config File
- /etc/init.d/clumanager
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- Starting Cluster Processes
- Stopping Cluster Processes
- /etc/samba/smb.conf*
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- /etc/tmf/sgicm_tmf.config
- The /etc/tmf/sgicm_tmf.config File
- Ethernet connection
- l2network Ethernet Connection
- l2network Ethernet Connection
- exclusive
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- exportfs
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- failback option
- Failover Domains
- failed state
- Cluster Service States
- failed state for a service
- Failed State for a Service
- failover
- Introduction
- failover domain
- Failover Domains
- Step 7: Create the Failover Domain
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Best Practices
- failover option
- Failover Domains
- failover speed
- Step 5: Change the Heartbeat Interval, Timeout, and Failover Speed
- Cluster Configuration Example
- FailSafe differences
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- failure detection times
- Failover Speed and the CLI
- fencing
- Members and I/O Fencing
- filesystems
- Step 10: Add the Disk and Filesystem Information to the Service
(Optional)
- Cluster Configuration Example
- FS type
- Including a CXFS Filesystem in the Cluster Configuration
- FTP_DIRECTORY
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- global lock manager daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- graphical user interface for configuration
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- GUI
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- hardware
- diagrams
- l2 Serial Connection
- installation
- Hardware Installation
- supported
- Hardware Requirements
- heartbeat interval
- Step 5: Change the Heartbeat Interval, Timeout, and Failover Speed
- Cluster Configuration Example
- heartbeat network
- Heartbeat Network
- heartbeats
- Cluster Daemons
- helper_tmp script
- The helper_tmf Script
- highly available applications
- The clusvcmgrd Daemon
- HOME_DIR
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- hwinfo
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- INFO message level
- Message Logging
- installation
- hardware
- Hardware Installation
- software
- Software Installation
- interval parameter
- Failover Speed and the CLI
- introduction
- Introduction
- I/O fencing
- Members and I/O Fencing
- IO10
- Hardware Requirements
- IO9
- Hardware Requirements
- ip
- Testing Ethernet Connectivity for the L2
- IP address for service
- Step 9: Add a Service IP Address
- Cluster Configuration Example
- IRIX FailSafe differences
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- JOURNAL_DIR
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- L1 USB port
- l2network Ethernet Connection
- l2
- Hardware Requirements
- Power Control
- Power Control
- L2 emulation
- Power Control
- L2 power controller
- Step 4: Add Power Controller Configuration
- Cluster Configuration Example
- l2network
- Hardware Requirements
- l2network Ethernet Connection
- loader directive
- The loader Directive
- local XVM
- Local XVM Plug-In
- DMF
- Configuring DMF for Local XVM Filesystems
- local4 facility
- Message Logging
- lock manager daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- log levels
- Message Logging
- logrotate
- Message Logging
- lowest-ordered
- Failover Domains
- ls
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- member
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- member definition
- Step 3: Define the Members
- Cluster Configuration Example
- members
- Introduction
- membership daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- message levels
- Message Logging
- message logging
- Message Logging
- messages
- Error Messages
- metadata consistency among members
- Verify Metadata Information is Consistent
- metadata display
- Displaying Metadata Remotely
- monitor level
- Step 8: Configure the Service
- monitor levels
- Step 8: Configure the Service
- Cluster Configuration Example
- monitoring status
- Monitoring Status
- mount
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- mount point and CXFS
- Including a CXFS Filesystem in the Cluster Configuration
- mount table daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- MOVE_FS
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- multiple CXFS filesystems
- Including a CXFS Filesystem in the Cluster Configuration
- multiple user applications
- Example of Failing Over Multiple User Applications
- multiport serial adapter cable
- Hardware Requirements
- network cabling
- Hardware Requirements
- network connection
- l2network Ethernet Connection
- network connection (l2network)
- Hardware Requirements
- network heartbeats
- Cluster Daemons
- network tiebreaker
- Step 6: Set the Tiebreakers
- networks for heartbeat and control
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- new applications
- The clusvcmgrd Daemon
- NFS
- Step 12: Define the NFS Information (Optional)
- Step 12: Define the NFS Information (Optional)
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Cluster Configuration Example
- NFS Druid
- NFS Druid Example
- NFS exports and samba
- Defining NFS Exports and Samba Exports
- NFS mount table daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- node
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- NOTICE message level
- Message Logging
- ordered failover
- Failover Domains
- packages
- Software Installation
- pending state
- Cluster Service States
- plug-in
- Optional SGI Software Storage Plug-In Product
- power control
- Power Control
- primary partition
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- private network
- Hardware Requirements
- Heartbeat Network
- ps
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- quorum daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- RAIDs supported
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- raw device filenames
- Error Messages
- README
- Software Requirements
- Installing the Software
- reinitialize the shared state
- Recovery from a clulockd
Failure
- relocate services
- Upgrading from the Previous Release
- relocate-mds
- Including a CXFS Filesystem in the Cluster Configuration
- Configuring DMF for CXFS Filesystems that Use DMAPI
- relocation support
- Relocation Support
- remote modem port
- l2 Serial Connection
- remote NFS mount table daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- remote_devices directive
- The remote_devices Directive
- removing software
- Uninstalling the Software
- reporting problems to SGI
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- requirements
- hardware
- Hardware Requirements
- software
- Software Requirements
- reset cable status
- Best Practices
- reset daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- reset issues
- Serial Cable or Reset issues
- resource
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- resource dependencies
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- resource directive
- The resource Directive
- restart
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- restricted failover
- Failover Domains
- rolling upgrade
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- rpm
- Installing the Software
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- RPMs
- Software Requirements
- Software Installation
- running state
- Cluster Service States
- Samba
- Samba Process ID, Locks, and Password File
- configuration
- Step 11: Add a Samba Share (Optional)
- Cluster Configuration Example
- version requirements
- Software Requirements
- Samba Druid
- Samba Druid Example
- save cluster configuration
- Step 13: Save the Cluster Configuration (GUI only)
- scp
- Step 15: Verify that Configuration Changes are Synchronized
- script location
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- script order
- The service Script
- serial cable
- Serial Cable or Reset issues
- Error Messages
- serial cable issues
- Serial Cable or Reset issues
- serial connection
- l2 Serial Connection
- serial connection (l2)
- Hardware Requirements
- serial control
- Power Control
- servers supported
- Hardware Requirements
- service failure
- Failed State for a Service
- service ID
- The service Script
- service IP address
- Step 9: Add a Service IP Address
- Cluster Configuration Example
- service manager
- The clusvcmgrd Daemon
- service manager daemon
- Cluster Daemons
- service script
- The service Script
- service states
- Cluster Service States
- service timeout
- Service Timeout
- service timeouts
- Step 8: Configure the Service
- Cluster Configuration Example
- service timeouts and CXFS
- CXFS Start/Stop Order
- SGI ProPack for Linux
- Software Requirements
- SGI ProPack version required
- Software Requirements
- sgicm_dmf.config
- The /etc/dmf/sgicm_dmf.config File
- sgicm_tmf.config
- The /etc/tmf/sgicm_tmf.config File
- sgicm-cluster-cmd
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- Saving Changes
- sgicm-config-cluster-cmd
- Cluster Configuration Tools
- shadow partition
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- share name
- Step 11: Add a Samba Share (Optional)
- Cluster Configuration Example
- shared quorum partitions
- Hardware Requirements
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- Cluster Configuration Example
- Best Practices
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- Error Messages
- shared state
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- Cluster Configuration Example
- shutil
- Best Practices
- Recovery from a clulockd
Failure
- Verify Accessibility
- SLES9
- Software Requirements
- software installation
- Software Installation
- software packages
- Software Installation
- software requirements
- Software Requirements
- split-brain scenario
- Step 6: Set the Tiebreakers
- SPOOL_DIR
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- start order
- The service Script
- status
- Monitoring Status
- status of configuration
- Displaying Configuration Status
- stop order
- The service Script
- stopped state
- Cluster Service States
- STORE_DIRECTORY
- DMF Administrative Filesystems and Directories
- SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 (SLES9)
- Software Requirements
- symlinks
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- syslog
- Message Logging
- system controller problem
- problem
- Error Messages
- tape management facility
- See TMF
- tapes and TMP
- Configuring Tapes and TMF
- TCP
- Introduction
- tiebreaker
- Step 6: Set the Tiebreakers
- Cluster Configuration Example
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- timeout
- Step 5: Change the Heartbeat Interval, Timeout, and Failover Speed
- Cluster Configuration Example
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- tko_count parameter
- Failover Speed and the CLI
- TMF
- configuration file
- The /etc/tmf/sgicm_tmf.config File
- device group
- Configuring a TMF Device Group
- failover script
- Using the TMF Failover Script from the User Application Script
- helper_tmf script
- The helper_tmf Script
- loader directive
- The loader Directive
- optional configuration specifications
- Optional Configuration Specifications
- optional product
- Optional SGI Software Storage Plug-In Product
- remote_devices directive
- The remote_devices Directive
- resource directive
- The resource Directive
- service timeout
- Service Timeout
- tape configuration
- Configuring Tapes and TMF
- version requirements
- Software Requirements
- TP9xxx RAID
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting
- tty port
- l2 Serial Connection
- UDP
- Introduction
- uname
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- uninitialized state
- Cluster Service States
- uninstalling the software
- Uninstalling the Software
- upgrade
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- upgrading the software
- Upgrading from the Previous Release
- USB-to-Ethernet adapter
- Power Control
- user application script parameter
- Adding a Service
- /usr/lib/clumanager/create_device_links
- Shared Quorum Partitions
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- Step 1: Define the Shared Quorum Partitions
- /usr/lib/clumanager/services
- The service Script
- /usr/lib/clumanager/services/new_application
- Adding a Service
- /usr/lib/clumanager/services/service
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- /usr/lib/clumanger/create_device_links
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- /var/cluster/ha/resource_types
- FailSafe and SGI Cluster Manager
- /var/lib/nfs/rmtab
- Cluster Daemons
- /var/log/messages
- Message Logging
- Best Practices
- Reporting Problems to SGI
- verify accessibility
- Verify Accessibility
- WARNING message level
- Message Logging
- watchdog errors
- Watchdog Errors
- XVM
- Software Requirements
- XVM (local)
- Local XVM Plug-In
- DMF
- Configuring DMF for Local XVM Filesystems