Managing Systems and Workgroups: A Guide for HP-UX System Administrators

Conﬁguring a System

Using Distributed Systems Administration Utilities

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• The package IP address. This should also be a registered DNS name

so the conﬁguration synchronization is easy to conﬁgure on client

systems.

• The package subnet. Use netstat -i to determine the proper

subnet.

Once the storage infrastructure is conﬁgured and the IP address

obtained, press return to access the default answer of ‘yes’ and proceed

with creating the package. The wizard now prompts for the package

information:

Configuring the csync Serviceguard package for a highly available cfengine

master.

The cfengine master server is being configured as a HA Serviceguard Package on

this cluster.

Please provide the following information for the package:

Enter the Volume group? []: vgcsync

You need to enter a fully qualified Logical Volume, for example:

/dev/vgname/lvol1

Enter the fully qualified Logical Volume? []:

/dev/vgcsync/lvol1

Enter the Filesystem (Mount Point)? []: /csync

Enter the Mount Options? [-o rw,largefiles]:<return>

Enter the Filesystem Type? [vxfs]: <return>

Enter the IP address? []: 12.345.6.78

Enter the Subnet? []: 12.345.7.8

The wizard now asks if you would like to manage additional remote

clients, that is, systems outside the cluster. The wizard automatically

conﬁgures the current members of the cluster. This is why all members

must be up and accessible when running the wizard. In the example

shown below, the administrator chose ‘no’ so only cluster members are

conﬁgured as clients initially.