HP Serviceguard Quorum Server for Linux Version A.12.00.00 Release Notes, March 2014

Table 1 Package configuration file parameters for qs-pkg
ValueParameter
qs-pkgPACKAGE_NAME
FAILOVERPACKAGE_TYPE
CONFIGURED_NODEFAILOVER_POLICY
MANUALFAILBACK_POLICY
*NODE_NAME
YESAUTO_RUN
YESLOCAL_LAN_FAILOVER_ALLOWED
NONODE_FAIL_FAST_ENABLED
$SGCONF/qs-pkg/qs-pkg.ctlRUN_SCRIPT
NO_TIMEOUTRUN_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT
$SGCONF/qs-pkg/qs-pkg.ctlHALT_SCRIPT
NO_TIMEOUTHALT_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT
qsSERVICE_NAME
NOSERVICE_FAIL_FAST_ENABLED
10SERVICE_HALT_TIMEOUT
If the Quorum Server connection is on a single subnet,
specify the subnet here.
SUBNET
5. Create a control script in the same directory:
cmmakepkg -s qs-pkg.ctl
6. Edit the file using the parameters in the following table.
Table 2 Package control script parameters for qs-pkg
ValueParameter
IP address(es) to be used when accessing the Quorum Server. If you are using more
than one subnet for communicate between the Quorum Server and the cluster nodes,
make sure each address is on a different subnet.
IP[]
Specify your subnet(s) hereSUBNET[]
qsSERVICE_NAME[0]
(>> Redirect file in this example shows recommended log pathnames)SERVICE_CMD[0]
Red Hat:
/usr/local/qs/bin/qs >> /var/log/qs/qs.log 2>&1
SUSE:
/opt/qs/bin/qs >> /var/log/qs/qs.log 2>&1
“-R”SERVICE_RESTART
7. Update the authorization file if necessary.
See “Creating and updating the authorization file” (page 14).
8. Run the cluster and start the quorum server package.
Configuring and running the Quorum Server 13