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Wednesday, 13 August 2014

CLUSTER MAIN POINTS




TYPES OF CLUSTERS
Active-passive
Active-active
Concurrent multiactive

SERVICE IP
It acts as a alias ip

BOOT IP
Original ip on the interface

PERSISTENT IP
Used for administration purpose

RG POLICIES
Startup
Fail over
Fall back

IP ADDRESS TAKEOVER
Ipat via aliasing
Ipat via replacement

CLUSTER FILESETS
Mentioned in other place

C-SPOC
Provides facility for performing common cluster admin tasks from any node with in cluster

VG ,LV,FS CREATION
Smitty c-spoc

VG TYPES
Nonconcurrent
Concurrent
Enhanced concurrent

CLUSTER SHUTDOWN TYPES
Graceful
Graceful with takeover
Force

RG STATES
Online
Offline
Releasing
Acquiring

Resource group types
Cascading
Rotating
Concurrent

CLUSTER LOG FILES
Hacmp.out
Cluster.log
Cluster.cspoc
Clverify.log
Clcomd.log

CLUSTER DEMONS
clcomdES
clinfoES
clstrmgrES
ctrmc


Dms:
    It is kernel extension which alts the node when enter into the hung state,that extends beyond a certain time limit. It enables the another node in the cluster to acquire the hung node resource in a orderly fashion
Reasons:
·                     Clstrmgr may be starved of cpu
·                     Excessive i/o traffic on a disk
·                     Excessive tcpip traffic over on a interface


Dare:
    Using this we can change the cluster configuration dynamically


Can:
·                     We can add/remove node
·                     We can add/remove interface
·                     We can add/removbe network

Can’t


·                     Changing the cluster name
·                     Changing cluster nodename
·                     Changing rg name

·                     Changing apps server name

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