Reference Architecture: Consolidating Oracle Databases with Secure Resource Partitions in a Serviceguard Cluster Whitepaper

----------------- Status for SRP:MKTPRD ----------------------

Status:STOPPED

IP: 192.1.1.11 Interface:(not managed by SRP)

MEM Entitle:90.91% MEM Max:(none) Usage:0.00%

CPU Entitle:50.00% CPU Max:(none) Usage:0.00%

Task 4: Exporting the SLVM configuration

See Appendix C: Creating shared logical volumes for examples of exporting logical volume

configuration.

Task 5: Importing SLVM on additional cluster nodes

See Appendix C: Creating shared logical volumes for examples of exporting logical volume

configuration.

Task 6: Creating SRP Serviceguard package configuration

In this task, you will copy the sample Serviceguard templates provided with the SRP product and

modify them with the SRP:

 Shared logical volumes and groups

 IP address

 IP subnet

 Gateway IP address

 Package admin

1. Create the cluster package directory and copy the SRP sample configuration and scripts:

# mkdir /etc/cmcluster/MKTPRD

# cd /etc/cmcluster/MKTPRD

# cp /opt/hpsrp/example/serviceguard/srp_as_sg_package/* .

2. Make the following modifications. You may make additional configuration changes to the

srp_package.conf file based on your Serviceguard requirements:

File: srp_script.incl

SRP_NAME=MKTPRD

SRP_SG_MANAGED_IP[0]= 192.1.1.11

SRP_SG_GATEWAY[0]= 192.1.1.1

File: srp_package.conf

substitute all occurrences of “srp_as_sg_package” with the SRP name:

# perl -pi -e 's/srp_as_sg_package/MKTPRD/g' srp_package.conf

3. Modify the following variables

# Change IP/Subnet configuration

ip_subnet 192.1.1.0

ip_address 192.1.1.11