3.Skip this step if you are not using the DR Rehearsal feature.

If the rehearsal feature is configured, then provide the following information of the filesystem and volume group used as a state directory:

•Volume group name

•mount point

•logical volume name

•Filesystem type

•mount and unmount options

•fsck options

For example:

vg ccvg

fs_name /dev/ccvg/lvol1

fs_directory /opt/cmconcl/statedir fs_mount_opt "-o rw" fs_umount_opt ""

fs_fsck_opt "" fs_type "vxfs"

For more information about DR Rehearsal feature, see “Performing Recovery Group Rehearsal in Continentalclusters” (page 45).

4.Specify a name for the ccmonpkg log file using script_log_file parameter. script_log_file /etc/cmcluster/ccmonpkg/ccmonpkg.log

5.Validate the package configuration file.

#cmcheckconf –P ccmonpkg.conf

6.Apply the package configuration.

#cmapplyconf –P ccmonpkg.conf

After the monitor package is created, if the value of any parameter has to be changed, then edit this package configuration file and re-apply it.

Migrating the Legacy Monitoring Package to a Modular Style Package in Continentalclusters A.08.00

With Continentalclusters version A.08.00, the monitoring daemon ccmonpkg that was previously configured as a legacy package can be migrated to a modular style package.

Complete the following steps to migrate the monitoring package, ccmonpkg, to a modular package:

1.Halt the monitoring daemon package.

#cmhaltpkg ccmonpkg

2.Generate the modular configuration file.

#cmmigratepkg -p <package_name> -o <modular__ccmonpkg.conf>

3.Validate the package configuration file.

#cmcheckconf –P modular_ccmonpkg.conf

4.Apply the package configuration.

#cmapplyconf –P modular_ccmonpkg.conf

5.Start the monitoring daemon package.

#cmmodpkg -e ccmonpkg

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