Building Disaster Recovery Serviceguard Solutions Using Continentalclusters for Linux B.12.00.00

F Sample Continentalclusters ASCII configuration file
Sample Continentalclusters ASCII configuration file:
Section 1 of the Continentalclusters ASCII configuration file
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#### CONTINENTAL CLUSTER CONFIGURATION FILE ####
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#### This file contains Continentalclusters configuration data. ####
#### The file is divided into three sections, as follows: ####
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#### 1. Cluster Information ####
#### 2. Recovery Groups ####
#### 3. Events, Alerts, Alarms, and Notifications ####
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#### For complete details about how to set the parameters in ####
#### this file, consult the cmqueryconcl(1m) manpage or your manual. ####
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#### Section 1. Cluster Information ####
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#### This section contains the continental cluster name, the state ####
#### directory name, followed by the names of member clusters and ####
#### all their nodes. You can choose any string up to 40 characters ####
#### for the continental cluster name. The continental clusters ####
#### state directory must be a string containing the directory location. ####
#### The state directory must always be an absolute path. The state ####
#### directory should be created on a shared disk in the recovery ####
#### cluster. Set this feature if maintenance mode is required ####
#### for recovery groups otherwise this feature is optional. ####
#### Each member cluster name must be the same as it appears in the ####
#### Serviceguard cluster configuration ASCII file for that cluster. ####
#### In addition to the cluster name include a domain name for the ####
#### nodes in the cluster. Node names must be the same as those that ####
#### appear in the cluster configuration ASCII file. A minimum of two ####
#### member cluster needs to be specified. You may configure one ####
#### cluster to serve as recovery cluster for one or more other ####
#### clusters. ####
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#### Enter the continental cluster name in the space below and ####
#### enter a cluster name for each member cluster followed ####
#### by the names of all the nodes in that cluster. After you ####
#### have entered the node names, enter the name of a monitor package ####
#### that will run the continental cluster monitoring software ####
#### on that cluster. It is strongly recommended that you use the ####
#### same name for the monitoring package on all the clusters where ####
#### "ccmonpkg" is suggested. The monitoring of the recovery cluster ####
#### by the primary cluster is optional. If you do not wish to ####
#### monitor the recovery cluster, you must delete or comment out the ####
#### MONITOR_PACKAGE_NAME and MONITOR_INTERVAL lines that follow the ####
#### name of the primary cluster. ####
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#### After the monitor package name, enter a monitor interval, ####
#### specifying number of minutes and/or seconds. The default is 60 ####
#### seconds, the minimum is 30 seconds, and the maximum is 5 minutes. ####
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#### Example: ####
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#### CONTINENTAL_CLUSTER_NAME ccluster1 ####
#### CONTINENTAL_CLUSTER_STATE_DIR /opt/cmconcl/statedir ####
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#### CLUSTER_NAME westcoast ####
#### CLUSTER_DOMAIN westnet.myco.com ####
#### NODE_NAME system1 ####
#### NODE_NAME system2 ####
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