
Preparing a Serviceguard Cluster for Metrocluster Continuous Access EVA
When the following procedures are completed, an adoptive node will be able to access the data belonging to a package after it fails over.
Setting up the Storage Hardware
1.Before configuring Metrocluster Continuous Access EVA, the EVA must be correctly cabled with redundant paths to each node in the cluster that will run packages accessing data on the array.
2.Install and configure the hardware components of the EVA, including HSV controllers, disk arrays, SAN switches, and Management Server.
3.Install and configure CV EVA and
4.Start CV EVA User Interface (CV
Figure 35 Configuration of Virtual Disks and DR groups
For more detailed information on setting up Command View EVA for configuring, managing and monitoring your HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array Storage System, refer to the HP StorageWorks Command View EVA User Guide.
After a DR group is created, only the source volume (primary volume) is visible and accessible with Read/Write mode. The destination volume (secondary volume) by default is not visible and accessible to its local hosts. The destination volume access mode needs to be changed to
NOTE: In the Metrocluster Continuous Access EVA environment, it is required that the destination volume access mode be set to
The destination Vdisk
For users who are not familiar with the SSSU command, an input sample file is provided below and in the following location: /opt/cmcluster/toolkit/SGCAEVA/Samples/ sssu_sample_input. In the sample file,
select manager 15.13.244.182 user=administrator pass=administrator select system
set DR_GROUP “\Data Replication\DRG_DB1” accessmode=readonly ls DR_GROUP “\Data Replication\DRG_DB1”
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