Building Disaster Recovery Serviceguard Solutions Using Continentalclusters for Linux B.01.00.00

If the rehearsal feature is configured, then provide the following information about the filesystem
and volume group used as a state directory:
• Volume group name
• mount point
• logical volume name
• Filesystem type
• mount and unmount options
• fsck options
For Example:
vg ccvg
fs_name /dev/ccvg/lvol1
fs_directory /opt/cmconcl/statedir
fs_mount_opt "-o rw"
fs_umount_opt ""
fs_fsck_opt ""
fs_type "ext2"
4. Specify a name for the ccmonpkg log file using the script_log_file parameter.
$SGCONF/ccmonpkg/ccmonpkg.log
5. Validate the package configuration file.
# cmcheckconf –P ccmonpkg.conf
6. Apply the package configuration.
# cmapplyconf –P ccmonpkg.conf
Creating a Continentalclusters configuration
Continentalclusters configuration is created using a template configuration file. This template
configuration file can be produced using the cmqueryconcl command.
First, on one cluster, generate an ASCII configuration template file using the cmqueryconcl
command. The recommended name and location for this file is $SGCONF/cmconcl.config,
though you can specify a different name.
For example,
# cd $SGCONF
# cmqueryconcl -C cmconcl.config
This file has three editable sections:
• Cluster information
• Recovery groups
• Monitoring definitions
Cluster information
Configure the following parameters listed in Table 1 (page 17):
Table 1 Cluster Information Parameters
Mandatory or OptionalValueParameter
Mandatory.Any valid string.CONTINENTAL_CLUSTER_NAME
For Example:
CONTINENTAL_CLUSTER_NAME ccluster1
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