ServiceGuard Manager Version A.01.00 Release Notes, December 2000

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ServiceGuard Manager Version A.01.00 Release Notes

Announcements

cluster, node, or package.

For more detailed information, you open Properties for any cluster, node,

or package.

You can save a record of your clusters. For example, you can document a

newly conﬁgured cluster. If that cluster has problems later, you can open

two sessions of ServiceGuard Manager, and compare cluster objects in

the saved ﬁle with the current picture.

How it Works

To gather information, you connect ServiceGuard Manager to a server

(any ServiceGuard node with Version A.11.12 or later).

This server goes out on its subnets, and discovers other ServiceGuard

nodes. It queries them to get conﬁguration and status information.

ServiceGuard Manager uses this information to create the map, the tree

list, and the property sheets.

Because Continental Clusters are always on more than one subnet,

ServiceGuard Manager will see them as two clusters. To see all the

cluster information, open two instances of ServiceGuard Manager, and

connect to a server on each subnet.