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DC_A_ InServStorage_SerNum (Required)

Format

String

Description

The serial number of the HP 3PAR storage system located in data center A.

DC_B_ InServStorage_SerNum (Required)

Format

String

Description

The serial number of the HP 3PAR storage system located in data center B.

RCVolumeGroupA (Required)

Format

String

Description

HP 3PAR Remote Copy volume group name on configured DCA HP 3PAR storage

 

system, containing the application service disk set.

RCVolumeGroupB (Required)

Format

String

Description

HP 3PAR Remote Copy volume group name on configured DCB HP 3PAR storage

 

system, containing the application service disk set.

NOTE: HP 3PAR InForm Management Console (IMC) will not provide details of RCVolumeGroupA and RCVolumeGroupB. Use HP 3PAR CLI command showrcopy groups to find out the exact name for RCVolumeGroupA and RCVolumeGroupB. For Example, for a group clx_vg_01 displayed in the Management Console GUI, RCVolumeGroupA can be obtained from logging into DCA HP 3PAR storage system command line and executing the command showrcopy groups.

PostExecCheck (Optional)

Format

String

Description

The PostExecCheck object is used to configure HP 3PAR Cluster Extension to

 

gather 3PAR virtual volumes status information after the takeover procedure. That

 

information will be passed to the post-executable. In case of a remote data center

 

failure, it could be time consuming to gather that information, especially if your

 

post-executable does not need any Remote Copy volume group status information.

 

The arguments passed to the post-executable will include only the local disk status

 

if the PostExecCheck object is set to NO.

Valid values

YES

 

NO (default)

PostExecScript (Optional)

Format

String

Description

Specifies an executable with its full path name to be invoked after the failover action

 

or failover procedure.

 

You can include environment variables in path names.

 

Do not specify arguments to be passed to the executable.

PreExecScript (Optional)

Format

String

Description

Specifies an executable with its full path name to be invoked before the failover

 

action or failover procedure.

 

You can include environment variables in path names.

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Contents HP 3PAR Cluster Extension Software Administrator Guide Acknowledgments Contents CLI commands and utilities Support and other resources TroubleshootingGlossary Index CLI for easy integration Integration into cluster software Graphical user interfaceDisaster tolerance through geographical dispersion Automated redirection of mirrored disks Metropolitan distance supportNo server reboot Synchronous mode supportStorage system configurations Fully Automatic Failover and FailbackTo-1 configuration To-1 configurationProcesses and components To-1 and 1-to-N configurationsHP 3PAR Remote Copy Remote Copy volume groups Remote Copy pairsUser configuration file Cluster setup considerationsPlanning for HP 3PAR Cluster Extension Force FlagNode Majority with File Share Witness 14 HP 3PAR Cluster Extension features Configuration tool clx3PARconfig.exe HP 3PAR InForm Management Console or HP 3PAR InForm CLIIP network considerations SAN fabric considerationsStarting the HP 3PAR Configuration Tool Configuring HP 3PAR Cluster ExtensionIntegrating HP 3PAR Cluster Extension with Msfc Defining the HP 3PAR configuration information using the GUI Configuring HP 3PAR Cluster Extension SystemUser.pwd Defining the HP 3PAR configuration information using the CLI Importing and exporting configuration information Adding a HP 3PAR Cluster Extension resourceAdding HP 3PAR Cluster Extension resource using cluster.exe ExampleConfiguring HP 3PAR Cluster Extension resources Changing a HP 3PAR Cluster Extension resource nameTIP Setting resource properties and values in the GUI Service or application properties and values Using Failover Cluster Management to set resource properties Make the necessary parameter changes, and then click OK Page Configuring cluster node data center assignments Configuring HP 3PAR storage system Selecting a volume group Changing Remote Copy volume group settingsConfiguring takeover actions Cluster resource clxfileshare /privprop Setting HP 3PAR Cluster Extension properties using a UCFSet-ClusterParameter -Name propertyname -Value valuetoset Adding dependencies using Failover Cluster Management Adding dependencies on a HP 3PAR Cluster Extension resourceAdding dependencies using the PowerShell Adding dependencies using the CLICluster resource Disk32b00b /adddependencyclxfileshare Disaster-tolerant configuration example using a file share Configuration of HP 3PAR CLX for CSV disk on Windows ServerFour nodes host1DCA, host2DCA, host3DCB and host4DCB Service or application example Managing HP 3PAR Cluster Extension resources Bringing a resource onlineDisk3PARLUN25 \cluster resource Clxfileshare /ProP RestartAction=0Taking a resource offline Using Hyper-V Live Migration with HP 3PAR Cluster ExtensionDeleting a resource Creating array password file Bouncing service or applicationTiming considerations for Windows Clustering Msfc Administration Logs System resourcesHyper-V Live Migration log entries Configuring HP 3PAR Cluster Extension Page Configuring HP 3PAR Cluster Extension User configuration file Windows ClusteringFile structure ProgramFiles%\Hewlett-Packard\Cluster Extension 3PAR\confCommon objects Specifying object valuesApplication objects LogDirLogLevel ApplicationDirDefault %HPCLX3PARPATH% values ApplicationStartup OptionalClusterNotifyCheckTime ClusterNotifyWaitTimeDCAHosts Required DCBHosts RequiredRCVolumeGroupA Required RCVolumeGroupB RequiredDCA InServStorageSerNum Required DCB InServStorageSerNum RequiredSample configuration file ResyncWaitTimeout OptionalHP3PARCLICommandTimeout StatusRefreshIntervalPage CLI commands Clx3PARrunConfiguring the CLI Configuring the HP 3PAR storage systemCreating the HP 3PAR Remote Copy environment Forceflag optionCreating and configuring the user configuration file Installing HP 3PAR InForm Command Line Interface CLITiming considerations Restrictions for customized implementations Synopsis CSVDiskName StringOutputs \PSAdd-CSVDependencyOnCLX3PAR\PSAdd-CSVDependencyOnCLX3PAR -CSVDiskName Cluster Disk Related Links \PSAdd-VMDependencyOnCLX3PAR Total virtual machines in the cluster residing on CSV \PSAdd-VMDependencyOnCLX3PAR -CSVDiskName Cluster DiskRelated Links Name \PSGet-VMOnClusterSharedVolumeListForCLX3PAR Pre-execution and post-execution programs Pre-execution return codes Post-execution return codesLogs Log facilityCLX cmdlet logs %HPCLX3PARPATH%\log\CLXCmdlet.log ProgramFiles%\Hewlett-Packard\Cluster Extension 3PAR\log\HP 3PAR Cluster Extension logs HP 3PAR storage system log or sysmgr log Error return codesRun showsys Log files Start errorsMsfc log file %windir\cluster\reports\cluster.log Failover error handling Cannot connect to HP 3PAR storage system Echo rescan diskpartPing storage system network name or IP address Nslookup storage system network nameHost persona settings Change of HP 3PAR storage system IP or password fileNofailwrtonerr settings Promote issue Cluster Extension Autopass troubleshootingHP 3PAR Target arrays not configured with Remote Copy Links Remote Copy and 3PAR Virtual DomainsHP 3PAR Target arrays not configured with Remote Copy Links Contacting HP New and changed information in this editionRelated information WhitepapersTypographic conventions Document conventionsGlossary Symbols IndexIndex Product manuals
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