Designing Disaster Tolerant High Availability Clusters, 10th Edition, March 2003 (B7660-90013)

Disaster Tolerance and Recovery in an MC/ServiceGuard Cluster
Using this Guide with Your Disaster Tolerant Cluster Products
Chapter 146
Using this Guide with Your Disaster Tolerant
Cluster Products
The rest of this guide provides detailed, task-oriented documentation
covering a variety of HP products and technologies, as follows:
• Chapter 2, “Building an Extended Distance Cluster with
MC/ServiceGuard,” shows different types of extended distance
clusters using standard MC/ServiceGuard (B3935BA).
• Chapter 3, “Building a Metropolitan Cluster Using MetroCluster
with Continuous Access XP,” describes the metropolitan cluster
architecture as implemented with the HP StorageWorks E Disk
Array XP Series and the Continuous Access XP software. This
chapter is intended for users of MetroCluster with Continuous
Access XP (B8109BA).
• Chapter 4, “Building a Metropolitan Cluster Using MetroCluster
with EMC SRDF,” describes the metropolitan cluster architecture as
implemented with the EMC Symmetrix disk arrays and the EMC
SRDF facility. This chapter is intended for users of MetroCluster
with EMC SRDF (B6264BA).
• Chapter 5, “Building a Continental Cluster,” presents the steps for
creating a wide area configuration using the ContinentalClusters
product together with various data replication products, including
Continuous Access XP and EMC SRDF This chapter is intended for
users of ContinentalClusters (B7659BA).
• Chapter 6, “Physical Data Replication for ContinentalClusters Using
Continuous Access XP,” is intended for users of physical data
replication with the HP StorageWorks E Disk Array XP Series in a
continental cluster.
• Chapter 7, “Physical Data Replication for ContinentalClusters Using
EMC SRDF,” is intended for users of physical data replication with
the EMC Symmetrix disk array and EMC SRDF in a continental
cluster.