Designing Disaster Tolerant High Availability Clusters, 10th Edition, March 2003 (B7660-90013)

Physical Data Replication for ContinentalClusters Using Continuous Access XP
Failback Scenarios
Chapter 6318
Subsequently, the paired volume will have a status of SVOL_SWSS. To
view the local status of the paired volumes run
# pairvolchk -g <dev-grp-name> -s
To view the remote status of the paired volumes run
# pairvolchk -g <dev-grp-name> -c
(While the remote XP disk array and primary cluster systems are down,
the command will timeout with an error code of 242).
After power is restored to the primary site, the XP paired volumes may
have either a status of PSUE or SMPL. The procedure to switch the
functionality of the primary and recovery sites (i.e., the primary site
becomes the recovery site and the recovery site becomes the primary site)
is substantially the same in either case.
1. While the recovery packages are running, for each paired volume
with a status of PSUE, split the paired volume at the old recovery site
using
# pairsplit -g <dev-grp-name> -S
If the primary site paired volume status is currently SMPL proceed
to the next step.
2. For each paired volume manually recreate the volume using
# paircreate -g <dev-grp-name> -f <fence-level> -vl -c
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synchronizing from the local (option -vl) side. Fence level may be
DATA, ASYNC, or NEVER. See the RM User Guide on more options for
the paircreate command.
3. Halt the monitor package at the recovery site. The recovery
packages should be running at this time.
4. Halt the monitor package at the primary site.
5. Reconfigure the ContinentalClusters configuration file. Section 1 is
not changed, unless systems are added, deleted or their names
changed or a cluster name is changed. In Section 2, reverse the
designation for the primary and recovery packages. Modify Section 3
only if different monitoring was defined for the original primary and
recovery sites. If the monitoring was equivalent no changes are
necessary.
6. Apply the new ContinentalClusters configuration file using: