HP Serviceguard for Linux Version A.11.18 Deployment Guide, August 2008

5. Storage Array Configuration

6. Preparing the Servers

a. Fibre Channel Driver and Multipath configuration

b. Shared storage configuration

c. Network configuration

7. Serviceguard for Linux and Related Software Installation

8. Serviceguard for Linux Configuration

a. Server Configuration

b. Cluster Configuration

c. Consolidated Log Package Configuration

d. Sample Package Configuration

9. Verification

If you encounter errors in any of the steps, check the Troubleshooting section at the end of this

document for possible remedies.

Terms and Definitions

Term Definition

Consolidated Log

(clog)

clog is the name of the Serviceguard package providing high availability for consolidated syslog

and package log files across all nodes in the cluster. It is also the DSAU command for displaying a

specified log file.

DSAU Distributed System Administration Utilities provides several tools for simplifying the management of

groups of systems and Serviceguard clusters. In Serviceguard, it is used for consolidating syslog

and package logs from all nodes in the cluster to a central location.

Node A host system or server that is configured to be a member of a Serviceguard cluster

Package Application services (individual Linux processes) and resources grouped together and managed as a

unit within Serviceguard in the event that a failover is required

Relocatable IP

Address

A virtual IP address that is associated with a Serviceguard package; this type of IP address is not

stationary to a specific node because it can move from one cluster node to another when a package

is moved. Relocatable IP addresses are created and removed by Serviceguard.

Serviceguard

Manager

A web application within HP System Management Homepage (HP SMH) used for monitoring,

administering, and configuring Serviceguard clusters.

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Table 1. Terms and Definitions