4.Create the volume group:
vgcreate /dev/ccvg /dev/c0t10d0
5.Activate the volume group: vgchange
6.Create the logical volume: lvcreate
Run the following command to create a file system on the volume:
mkfs vxfs /dev/ccvg/lvol1
Complete the following procedure to export the volume group configuration and import the volume group on all the nodes at the recovery cluster:
1.On the node where you created the volume, deactivate the volume group and export the VG configuration in preview mode to a file:
vgchange
vgexport
2.Copy the file to all the nodes:
rcp /tmp/ccvg.map node1:/tmp
3.On each node, create the volume group directory and the group special file: mkdir /dev/ccvg
mknod /dev/ccvg/group c 64 0x060000
4.Import the volume group from the map file: vgimport
Configuring a Monitor Package for the Maintenance Feature
Configure the Continentalclusters monitor package using the template scripts available in the /opt/ cmconcl/scripts/ directory:
1.Create the /etc/cmcluster/ccmonpkg directory on all nodes in the recovery cluster.
2.On any node in the recovery cluster, copy the package configuration and control file template from the /opt/cmconcl/scripts directory to the /etc/cmcluster directory:
cp /opt/cmconcl/scripts/ccmonpkg.*
3.In the ccmonpkg.cntl monitor package control file, specify the volume group for the VG parameter in the VOLUME GROUPS section:
VG[0]="ccvg"
4.In the ccmonpkg.cntl monitor package control file, specify a file system path and the logical volume name under the FILE SYSTEM section. The file system path should be the value configured for the CONTINENTAL_CLUSTER_STATE_DIR parameter in the Continentalclusters configuration file. This path should be created and reserved on all nodes in the Continentalcluster.
LV[0]=/dev/ccvg/lvol1;
FS[0]=/opt/cmconcl/statedir;
5.Distribute the monitor package control file to all nodes in the recovery cluster.
6.Apply the monitor package configuration.
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