ServiceGuard Manager Version A.02.00 Release Notes, June 2002

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ServiceGuard Manager Version A.02.00 Release Notes

What’s in this Version

This information is used to make the map, tree, and properties. In this

example, operators at any of the three stations can connect to the SG

A.11.12 node servers. Because the servers and clusters are all on the

same subnet, all three observation stations can see all three clusters.

HP-UX and Linux server nodes with ServiceGuard Version A.11.12 or

later can discover clusters’ conﬁguration and status information and

create maps. If a user logs in to the server with any valid username, the

server creates a view only map and properties.

HP-UX server nodes with ServiceGuard Version 11.13 or later (with

patches) can also relay administration commands. (See "Required and

Recommended Patches” in this document.) If a user logs in to the server

as root, the server will relay administrative commands from the menu to

any object on the map. The server will disable the administration menu

if the user is not root.

Cluster objects with the following ServiceGuard types can be discovered.

A cluster icon can represent any of these cluster types:

• MC/ServiceGuard A.10.10 and later

• ServiceGuard OPS Edition A.11.08 and later

• LockManager A.11.02 and later

• MetroCluster, all versions

• Continental Clusters, all versions

What Documentation is Available for This Version

These Release Notes will help you install ServiceGuard Manager.

When ServiceGuard Manager is running, online help is available. Start

with the help topic “Using ServiceGuard Manager” for general

information.

ServiceGuard documentation is available at http://www.docs.hp.com.

Click High Availability, then scroll through the alphabetical listings.

You will ﬁnd two manuals for ServiceGuard:

• Managing MC/ServiceGuard

• Conﬁguring OPS clusters with ServiceGuard OPS Edition