Setting up an HP SIM server 5.x on a Linux-based Serviceguard Cluster 444847-003, March 2009

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# be defined within a single package control script. Other package

# control scripts may be defined and may define other filesystems.

There are certain default variable settings when used with GFS. These

# are defined below. These variables will automatically be set to

# the proper values if using GFS. Specifically:

# DATA_REP="none" (the default)

# RAIDTAB should be unset (t

he default)

# No VGs should be defined (the default)

# No MDs should be defined (the default)

# FS_UMOUNT_COUNT=1 (the default)

# FS_MOUNT_RETRY_COUNT=0 (the default)

# CONCURRENT_FSCK_OPERATIONS=1 (the default)

# To use GFS unco

mment the 'GFS="YES"' and comment 'GFS="NO"'

# (the default) and following the directions outlined below in the

# LV, FS and FS_TYPE section.

#GFS="YES"

GFS="NO"

# REMOTE DATA REPLICATION DEFINITION

# Specify the remote data replication method.

# Leave

the default, DATA_REP="none", if remote data replication is not

used

# or if the underlying file system is of type Red Hat GFS (Global File

System).

# If remote data replication is used for the package application data,

set

# the variable DATA_REP to th

e data replication method. The current

supported

# methods are "clx", "clxeva" and "xdcmd".

DATA_REP="none"

# SOFTWARE RAID DATA REPLICATION

# Specify the location of the Software RAID configuration file if

"DATA_REP"

# is set to "xdcmd" or "XDCMD". Th

is is the Extended Distance cluster

Configuration file.

# A separate copy of this file will be used by each package. It is

recommended

# that this file be kept in the package directory.

# For example:

# XDC_CONFIG_FILE="$SGCONF/pkg1/raid.conf"

# Set XD

C_CONFIG_FILE as shown below if raid.conf file is in the

# package directory.

# XDC_CONFIG_FILE="${0%/*}/raid.conf"

#XDC_CONFIG_FILE=""

# MD (RAID) CONFIGURATION FILE

# Specify the configuration file that will be used to define

# the md raid devices f

or this package.

# For example:

# RAIDTAB="/usr/local/cmcluster/conf/raidtab.sg"