3.3.1 Using the Log Consolidation Wizard
The Log Consolidation Wizard is installed as /opt/dsau/sbin/clog_wizard. The wizard supports creating the following configurations:
•a standalone log consolidation server
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•a standalone system forwarding logs to a remote log consolidation server
•a Serviceguard cluster forwarding logs to a remote log consolidation server
Choose the appropriate configuration option.
The wizard detects whether you are running on a standalone system or a Serviceguard cluster.
IMPORTANT: When you run the clog_wizard on a
Do you want to configure log consolidation? (y/n) [y]:
If you respond with y, the system displays a message indicating that the log consolidation master server must be an external system outside the
If the log consolidation server is not configured outside the
When running the wizard on a Serviceguard cluster, the default is to set up clog as a highly available service (Serviceguard package). The administrator must provision the storage environment for the package and the required package IP address and DNS name registration. The wizard supports LVM storage configurations.
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LVM volume group | /dev/vgclog |
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Logical volume | /dev/vgclog/lvol1 |
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Filesystem type | vxfs |
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Package IP Address (a registered DNS | 192.10.25.12 |
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Package subnet | 192.10.25.0 |
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Free ports for tcp and ssh | 1775 |
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3.3.1.1Configuring a Log Consolidation Standalone Server with clog_wizard
To start the log consolidation wizard, issue the following command:
/opt/dsau/sbin/clog_wizard
For a standalone system, the wizard first displays introductory paragraphs explaining log consolidation and then asks:
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