HP Cluster Management Utility CMU Installation Guide with Serviceguard Version 4.0 (May 2009)

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On one of the two management servers run the command below to apply the package
configuration:
# cmapplyconf -C $SGCONF/cmu-mgt-clust.config -P
$SGCONF/cmu_sg_pkg/cmu_sg_pkg.config
Note : a NODE_TIMEOUT value of 2000000 was found in line 124. This
value
is recommended if the top priority is to reform the cluster as fast
as possible in case of failure. If the top priority is to minimize
reformations, consider using a higher setting. For more information
see
the cluster configuration ASCII file or the Managing Serviceguard
manual.
Modifying configuration on node cmumgt1
Modifying configuration on node cmumgt2
Modify the cluster configuration ([y]/n)? y
Completed the cluster creation
WARNING! In the command above though another configuration file name will work as well, it is
recommended to call the cluster configuration file “cmu-mgt-clust.config” as indicated in the example;
this name is used by cmu tools as saveConfig, restoreConfig, cmu_dump.
Start the management cluster
CAUTION: This step has to be performed on only one server.
The cluster and the Serviceguard cmu package are now configured but not running:
# cmviewcl
CLUSTER STATUS
cmu-mgt-cluster down
NODE STATUS STATE
cmumgt1 down unknown
cmumgt2 down unknown
UNOWNED_PACKAGES
PACKAGE STATUS STATE AUTO_RUN NODE
cmu_sg_pkg down halted enabled unowned
On one of the management servers, run the following command to start the package:
# cmruncl
cmruncl: Validating network configuration...
cmruncl: Network validation complete
cmruncl: Validating cluster lock disk .... Done
Waiting for cluster to form ..... done
Cluster successfully formed.
Check the syslog files on all nodes in the cluster to verify that no
warnings occurred during startup.
# cmviewcl
CLUSTER STATUS
cmu-mgt-cluster up
NODE STATUS STATE
cmumgt1 up running