HP StorageWorks P9000 Replication Manager Software 7.1 CLI User Guide (TB584-96026, May 2011)

2. Place the dictionary map files and backup catalog on the shared disk.
Execute the drmdbsetup utility on the active server. You do not need to execute the utility on
the standby server by switching the cluster.
Before you execute the drmdbsetup utility, you must set the virtual server name in the
DRM_HOSTNAME environment variable. Note that if you omit the virtual server name, the system
creates dictionary map files in the default dictionary map files storage directory instead of creating
it on the shared disk, which invalidates the cluster settings by Application Agent.
If the backup target is an Exchange database, specify the name of the Exchange virtual server
as the virtual server name.
To execute the drmdbsetup utility, specify the following commands:
PROMPT> set DRM_HOSTNAME=VHOST
PROMPT> Application-Agent-installation-directory\bin\util\drmdbsetup -i
When the dictionary map files and backup catalog are created, the following message appears:
All data files were created.
3. When Veritas Cluster Server is used, execute the drmclusinit command to register cluster
resource information.
For details, see “Creating a cluster information configuration definition file when using Veritas
cluster server” on page 140.
Creation in an Active-Active Cluster Configuration
In an Active-Active cluster configuration, you need to create dictionary map files on each virtual server.
Note also that the created dictionary map files must be placed in a shared directory that can be
referenced from both servers, in case a failure should occur in either server. The figure below provides
an example of creating dictionary map files in an Active-Active cluster configuration.
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