HP XP Cluster Extension Software Administrator Guide

warning: Logs error messages and warning messages for events that are
recoverable.
info: Logs error messages, warning messages, and additional information, such
as disk status.
debug: Logs error messages, warning messages, info messages, and messages that
report on execution status; useful for troubleshooting.
APPLICATION objects
The APPLICATION section defines the failover and failback behavior of XP Cluster Extension for
each application service. APPLICATION is a multitag that can appear in the configuration file for
each application service using XP Cluster Extension.
The APPLICATION object requires the name of the application service as its value. The objects
specified after an APPLICATION tag must appear only once per application. As with the COMMON
objects, the APPLICATION objects have predefined default values.
XP Cluster Extension uses the following rules to define objects:
• If you use the default value, you do not have to specify the object.
• XP Cluster Extension uses objects depending on the setting of other objects. For example, if
you set the FenceLevel object to DATA, XP Cluster Extension uses the values specified for the
DataLoseMirror or DataLoseDataCenter object. However, these objects are ignored if the
FenceLevel object is set to NEVER.
• The pre-execution and post-execution functions in XP Cluster Extension are not processed if
the associated object values are empty. (This is the default setting.)
When setting APPLICATION object values:
• Use a user configuration file for the CLI.
• Use the Failover Cluster Management GUI (Windows Server 2008/2008 R2/2012) for
MSFC.
APPLICATION objects
This section describes the available APPLICATION objects for XP Cluster Extension.
APPLICATION
Format Tag
Description Distinguishes between general and application-specific objects. Specify the name
of the application service. The format of its value is equivalent to a string value.
ApplicationDir
Format String
Description Specifies the directory where XP Cluster Extension searches for application-specific
files, such as the force flag or online file.
If ApplicationDir is set to a nonexistent drive and PairResyncMonitor is not enabled,
XP Cluster Extension is unable to create the online file and cannot put the resource
online.
Windows
If ApplicationDir is not set, XP Cluster Extension uses the local %HPCLX_PATH%
values as defined in the registry.
Default
values
%HPCLX_PATH%
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