Managing HP Serviceguard A.12.00.00 for Linux, June 2014

Table 7 Base Modules
CommentsParameters (page)Module Name
Base module. Use as primary
building block for failover
packages.
Cannot be used if package_type
(page 185) is multi_node or
system_multi_node
package_name (page 185)
*
module_name (page 185)
*
module_version (page 185)
*
package_type (page 185)
package_description (page 185)
*
node_name (page 186)
auto_run (page 186)
node_fail_fast_enabled (page 186)
run_script_timeout (page 187)
halt_script_timeout (page 187)
successor_halt_script_timeout (page 188)
*
script_log_file (page 188)
operation_sequence (page 188)
*
log_level (page 188)
*
failover_policy (page 188)
failback_policy (page 189)
priority (page 189)
*
failover
Base module. Use as primary
building block for multi-node
packages.
Cannot be used if package_type
(page 185) is failover or
system_multi_node.
package_name (page 185)
*
module_name (page 185)
*
module_version (page 185)
*
package_type (page 185)
node_name (page 186)
auto_run (page 186)
node_fail_fast_enabled (page 186)
run_script_timeout (page 187)
halt_script_timeout (page 187)
successor_halt_timeout (page 188)
*
script_log_file (page 188)
operation_sequence (page 188)
*
log_level (page 188)
*
priority (page 189)
*
multi_node
Base module. Primary building
block for system multi-node
packages. System multi-node
packages are supported only for
applications supplied by HP.
package_name (page 185)
*
module_name (page 185)
*
module_version (page 185)
*
package_type (page 185)
node_name (page 186)
auto_run (page 186)
node_fail_fast_enabled (page 186)
run_script_timeout (page 187)
halt_script_timeout (page 187)
successor_halt_timeout (page 188)
*
script_log_file (page 188)
*
operation_sequence (page 188)
*
log_level (page 188)
*
priority (page 189)
*
system_multi_node
6.1.3.2 Optional Package Modules
Add optional modules to a base module if you need to configure the functions in question.
Parameters marked with an asterisk (*) are new or changed as of Serviceguard A.11.18, A.11.19,
A.11.20.00, A.11.20.10, A.11.20.20, or A.12.00.00. See the “Package Parameter Explanations”
(page 184) for more information.
182 Configuring Packages and Their Services