HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Integrity Virtual Servers manual Run cmdeployvpkg -C -P vmname

When you run the cmdeployvpkg command, it:

1.Executes the VM or vPar migration command internally.

2.Executes the cmdeleteconf command on this package, after the Online VM migration is successful.

3.Runs the cmdeployvpkg -P {vm_name} -n {source-node} -n {target-node} command.

NOTE: A new configuration file has minimum configuration information. Therefore, HP recommends that you run the cmdeployvpkg -P {vm_name} -n{package-nodes}with-appropriate-options.

4.Reviews and edits the package configuration file.

NOTE: When you use the cmdeployvpkg command to convert the package created using the HPVM toolkit to the package using the SG IVS toolkit, the old configuration file is replaced with a new configuration file. Before the new file is created, the old configuration file is placed in the .backup directory (inside the package directory). You must review and edit the new configuration file appropriately.

5.Manually perform step 5–10 as explained in “Using Serviceguard commands” (page 15). For example:

To convert the package created using the HPVM toolkit to the package using the SG IVS toolkit in the online mode:

1.Run cmdeployvpkg -C -P <vm_name> [...].

2.Review and edit the package configuration file.

3.Run cmcheckconf -P <vm_name.conf>.

4.Run cmapplyconf -P <vm_name.conf>.

5.On the node, where VM is running, run cmrunpkg <vm_name>.

To enable the package failover, run the following command: cmmodpkg -e <package_name> command

NOTE: This method uses the OVMM technique. Therefore, all the OVMM requirements must be considered.

Keep a backup of the package directory before you run the cmdeployvpkg command. After cmdeployvpkg command creates the new package configuration file, you must edit, apply, and then run the package.

For more information on creating and managing packages, see “Creating packages” (page 12) and “Managing packages” (page 17) respectively.

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