NOTE: If any problems occur during the execution of cmapplyconcl, repeat the command as often as necessary. Issuing the command will delete the existing Continentalclusters configuration and apply the new one.
When configuration is finished, your systems should have sets of files similar to those shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19 Continentalclusters Configuration Files
Starting the Continentalclusters Monitor Package
Starting the monitoring package enables all Continentalclusters monitoring functionality. Before doing this, ensure that the primary packages selected to be protected are running normally and that data sender and receiver packages, if they are being used for logical data replication, are working properly.
If using physical data replication, make sure that it is operational.
On each monitoring cluster start the monitor package.
# cmmodpkg
After the monitor package is started, a log file /var/adm/cmconcl/sentryd.log will be created on the node where the package is running to record the Continentalclusters monitoring activities. It is recommended that this log file be archived or cleaned up periodically.
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