Configuration Rules for a Mixed HP 9000 / Integrity Serviceguard Cluster, March 2007
Table Of Contents
- Executive summary
- Version history
- Introduction
- Architectural rules and typical configurations
- Specific ISV information
- HP Superdome Hybrid Servers
- Typical configuration examples
- Transition to Integrity with HP Superdome hybrid servers and mixed clusters
- Adding one Integrity server to a two-node HP 9000 cluster
- Adding two HP Integrity servers to a two-node HP 9000 cluster
- Adding one critical application and two new Integrity nodes to existing four-node HP 9000 cluster
- Mixed clusters as transition aid from HP 9000 to Integrity in a multi-tier SAP environment
- HP 9000 to Integrity transition service utilizing HP Serviceguard cluster technology
- How to implement a mixed HP 9000 / Integrity HP Serviceguard cluster
- For more information
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