Managing HP Serviceguard Extension for SAP for Linux (May 2013)

3. Select NFS toolkit and click Next >>. The Package Selection screen appears.
Figure 12 Toolkit selection page
4. In the Package Name box, enter a package name that is unique for the cluster.
NOTE: The name can contain a maximum of 39 alphanumeric characters, dots, dashes, or
underscores.
The Failover package type is pre-selected and Multi-Node is disabled. NFS does not support
Multi-Node.
5. Click Next >>. The Modules Selection screen appears.
The modules in the Required Modules table are selected by default and cannot be changed.
In the Select Modules table, you can select additional modules (or clear the default
recommended selections) by selecting the check box next to each module that you want to
add (or remove) from the package.
NOTE: Click Reset at the bottom of the screen to return to the default selections.
6. Click Next >>. The first of several consecutive sg/failover modules configuration screens
appear with the following message at the top of the screen:
• Step 1 of X: Configure Failover module attributes (sg/failover)
X will vary, depending on how many modules you selected.
There are two tables in this screen, Select Nodes and Specify Parameters. By default, nodes
and node order are pre-selected in the Select Nodes table. You can clear the selection or
change the node order, to accommodate your configuration requirements. Alternatively, you
can select Enable package to run on any node configured in the cluster (node order defined
by Serviceguard) and allow Serviceguard to define the node order.
To help in decision making, you can move the cursor over the configurable parameters, and
view the tool tips that provide more information about the parameter.
7. Click Next >>. The second of several consecutive sg/failover modules configuration screens
appear. Fill in the required fields, and accept or edit the default settings.
8. Click Next >> at the bottom of the screen to open the next screen in the series.
9. See the configuration summary below for an example of the NFS file system mount points, the
directories to export as well as the NFS export options.
10. After you complete all of the configuration screens, the Verify and submit configuration change
screen is displayed. Use the Check Configuration and Apply Configuration buttons at the
bottom of the screen to confirm and apply your changes.
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