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ܥ 6 ܰ 7 # ܹ 8 9 & : ; ݽ < * V = ށ > ޜ ? @ A > B : C _ Z D n ߺ E A ) F k G . H M I J + K / G L w M N O P ) Q ) PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster System Management Cluster Configuration Cluster Topology Cluster Resources Cluster Snapshots Cluster Verification Cluster Services Cluster Recovery Aids Clear SSA Disk Fence Registers Recover From Script Failure RAS Support Restore System Default Configuration from Active Configuration Configure Cluster Configure Nodes Configure Communication Interfaces Configure Network Modules Show Cluster Topology Synchronize Cluster Topology Add a Cluster Definition Change/Show Cluster Definition Remove Cluster Definition Add a Cluster Node Configure Topology Services and Group Services Configure Global Networks Associate a Communication Interface with a Cluster Node Change Cluster Node/Network Adapter Attributes Remove a Cluster Node Dissociate a Network Adapter from a Cluster Node Select Application Server Remove an Application Server Server Name Add an Application Server New Server Name Change/Show an Application Server Start Script Stop Script Start Cluster Services Show Resource Information by Node Show Resource Information by Resource Group Stop Cluster Services Refresh Cluster Services Show Cluster Services Change/Show Cluster Lock Manager Resource Allocation Show Cluster Topology Show Cluster Definition Show Topology Information by Node Show Topology Information by Network Show Topology Information by Communication Interface Show All Clusters Defined Select a Cluster to Show Show All Nodes Select a Node to Show Show All Networks Select a Network to Show Show All Communication Interfaces Select a Communication Interface to Show Show Cluster Resources Remove Node Environment Change/Show Cluster Events Archive File Name Error Count PowerHA SystemMirror Verification Methods
(Pre-Installed, none) Configure Node Environment Change/Show Run Time Parameters Configure Owned Resources Configure Take Over Resources Remove Node Environment View PowerHA SystemMirror Log Files Trace Facility Error Notification Enable/Disable Tracing of PowerHA SystemMirror Daemons Start/Stop/Report Tracing of PowerHA SystemMirror Services Add/Change/Show/Remove a Notify Method Add a Notify Method Change/Show a Notify Method Remove a Notify Method Scan the PowerHA SystemMirror Scripts Log File Watch the PowerHA SystemMirror Scripts Log File Scan the PowerHA SystemMirror System Log File Watch the PowerHA SystemMirror System Log File Scan the C-SPOC System Log File Select Communication Interface to show Watch the C-SPOC System Log File Select node to show Select network to show Select cluster to remove Select node to remove Select cluster to change Select a Node ID to Add to Cluster Select a Node ID to which to add a Network Adapter Select a Node Name to Configure Select a Shared IP Label to Configure Select Owner Node ID to Configure Select node to change Select Take Over Node ID to Configure Select node Id to remove its environment Select a Communications Interface to change Select network adapter to dissociate Configure Node Environment Select Node Role Select Notification Object Name Select Scripts Log File Name Cluster Node Name to Change/Show Start Cluster Services Stop Cluster Services Show Cluster Services Change/Show Cluster Lock Manager Resource Allocation Set Cluster Identification Values Change Cluster Identification Values Remove a Cluster Definition Add a Node or Network Adapter to the Cluster Change Attributes of Cluster Node or Adapter Remove a Node from the Cluster Remove a Network Adapter from the Cluster Show Cluster Definition Show Definitions for All Clusters Show Definition for Selected Cluster Show Information for All Networks Show Information for Selected Network Show Information for All Communication Interfaces Show Information for Selected Communication Interfaces Show Cluster Node Attributes Show Cluster Node Attributes Remove Node Environment Add/Change/Show Hot Standby Configuration (Active Node) Add/Change/Show Hot Standby Configuration (Standby Node) Add/Change/Show Rotating Standby Configuration Add/Change/Show One-Sided Takeover Configuration (Primary Active Node) Add/Change/Show One-Sided Takeover Configuration (Secondary Active/Standby Node) Add/Change/Show Mutual Takeover Configuration (Primary Active Node) Add/Change/Show Mutual Takeover Configuration (Secondary Active Node) Add/Change/Show Third-Party Takeover Configuration (Primary Active Node) Add/Change/Show Third-Party Takeover Configuration (Secondary Active Node) Add/Change/Show Third-Party Takeover Configuration (Standby Node) Show Current Resource Group and Application State BROADCAST message at startup? Startup Cluster Manager? Startup Cluster Lock Services? Startup Cluster Information Daemon? BROADCAST cluster shutdown? Lock Entries Per Segment Lock Resource Entries Per Segment Pre-Allocated Resource Segments PROMPT for confirmation before cluster shutdown? Lock Tuning Statistic Recalculation Rate Lock Tuning Statistic Decay Rate How many seconds to delay before shutdown? (Enter 00 for IMMEDIATE shutdown) **NOTE: Cluster Manager MUST BE RESTARTED
in order for changes to be acknowledged.**
Node Adapter IP Label Command Arguments Cluster ID Cluster Name Name of cluster.cf file
If not specified, default cluster.cf shown Cluster Networks Network to show Cluster Network Entry Pre-event Command Description Event Command Notify Command Select Event Name to Change Post-event Command Event Name Recovery Command Recovery Counter Node Name Shared IP Label Select Owner Node Id Owner Node ID Take Over Node ID Adapter IP label Select Take Over Node Id Node ID to Remove environment Select Node Name Select Resource Group Name Adapter function Network name Network attribute Adapter IP address Node ID to be changed Adapter to be changed New Node ID New Adapter IP label Node ID to be deleted Node ID Cluster Nodes Node to show Cluster Node Entry Adapter to be dissociated Adapter IP Label to dissociate Network Adapters Adapter to show Cluster Adapter Entry ID of cluster to be changed Cluster ID New Cluster ID Cluster Name New Cluster name Cluster ID to delete Cluster ID Cluster Definitions Configure Node Environment Select Node Role Node ID for local node Node ID for remote node Concurrent Volume groups Node ID for local (active) node Node ID for local (standby) node Node ID for remote (standby) node Node ID for remote (active) node Node ID for active primary node Node ID for active secondary node Service IP label for local node Volume groups owned by active server Service IP label for active server Disks owned by active server Disks Disks owned by active primary node Disks owned by remote node Disks owned by active secondary node Volume groups Service IP label Volume groups owned by remote node Volume groups owned by active secondary node Filesystems Filesystems owned by active primary node Filesystems owned by remote node Filesystems owned by active secondary node Filesystems to be exported Filesystems to be exported by primary node Filesystems to be exported by remote node Filesystems to be exported by secondary node Filesystems to be NFS mounted Filesystems mounted by primary from secondary Filesystems mounted by secondary from primary Filesystems owned by active server Filesystems to be exported by active server Number of times to retry an NFS mount The following four entries are required The following five entries are required The following six entries are required The following seven entries are required The following eight entries are required only for IP Address Takeover / Reintegration: Participate in IP Address Takeover? Service interface for local node Standby interface to masquerade as primary Standby interface to masquerade as secondary Boot IP label for local node Service IP label for active primary node Service IP label for remote node Service IP label for active secondary node Standby IP label for local node Service IP label for standby node Standby interface for local node Standby IP label to masquerade as primary Standby IP label to masquerade as secondary Netmask for local node Turn on disk fencing? Debug Level Takeover for inactive node Host uses NIS or Name Server PowerHA SystemMirror Security Mode Start Cluster Lock Manager at cluster start? Start PowerHA SystemMirror demo software at cluster start? Directory containing images for PowerHA SystemMirror demo Concurrent Access Volume Groups HTY Service Label Dynamic Node Priority Formatting options for hacmp.out Default (None),Standard,Html (Low),Html (High) Notification Object Name Process ID for use by Notify Method Persist across system restart? Match Alertable errors? Select Error ID Select Error Label Notify Method Resource / Monitor Type Select Error Class Select Error Type Resource Name Resource Class Resource Type Notification Object Name Process ID for use by Notify Method Persistence across system restart? Select Error Class Select Error Type Match Alertable errors? Select Error ID Select Error Label Resource Name Resource Class Resource Type Notify Method false,true yes High,Standard high,low Standard,Kerberos service,standby,boot,shared public,private,serial now,restart,both graceful,takeover Yes,No Ignore,All,True,False None,All,Hardware,Software,Errlogger None,All,PEND,PERM,PERF,TEMP,UNKN Pre-Installed,none Address,Device Fast,Normal,Slow Actual,Emulate IP,ether,fddi,hps,rs232,tmscsi,token Configure Custom Verification Method Verify Cluster Add a Custom Verification Method Change/Show a Custom Verification Method Remove a Custom Verification Method Select a Custom Verification Method Log File to store output Verification Method Name Verification Method Description Verification Script Filename New Verification Method Name Cluster Custom Modification Custom Defined Verification Methods Automatic Cluster Configuration Monitoring Automatic cluster configuration verification Node name HOUR (00 - 23) Default (None) Default Enabled,Disabled Add a Custom Snapshot Method Change/Show a Custom Snapshot Method Remove a Custom Snapshot Method Select a Custom Snapshot Method Custom Snapshot Method Name Custom Snapshot Method Description Custom Snapshot Script Filename New Custom Snapshot Method Name Change/Show a Cluster Log Directory Select a Cluster Log Directory Cluster Log Name Cluster Log Description Log Destination Directory Cluster Log Management Default Log Destination Directory Allow Logs on Remote Filesystems Change All Cluster Logs Directory Logs Destination Directory PowerHA SystemMirror Security Show PowerHA SystemMirror Security Change/Show PowerHA SystemMirror Security Synchronize PowerHA SystemMirror Security WARNING:
The /usr/es/sbin/cluster/etc/rhosts
file must be removed
from ALL nodes in the cluster when the
security mode is set to 'Kerberos'.
Failure to remove this file makes it
possible for the authentication server
to become compromised. Once the server
has been compromised, all authentication
passwords must be changed.
Changes to the cluster security mode
setting alter the cluster topology
configuration, and therefore need to be
synchronized across cluster nodes. Since
cluster security mode changes are seen as
topology changes, they cannot be performed
along with dynamic cluster resource
reconfigurations. List Error Notify Methods for Cluster Resources Add Error Notify Methods for Cluster Resources Remove Error Notify Methods for Cluster Resources Configure Automatic Error Notification Add a Site Change/Show a Site Remove a Site Site Name Site Nodes Site Name to Change/Show New Site Name Cluster Site Name to Remove Configure Sites Site Dominance Site Backup Communications Type Configure Networks Cluster to re-acquire resources
after forced down? PowerHA SystemMirror Documentation Bookshelf Concepts and Facilities Guide Who should use this guide? Index PDF Version Planning and Installation Guide Administration and Troubleshooting Guide Programming Client Applications UP DOWN UNKNOWN ONLINE OFFLINE JOINING LEAVING State: Network: UNSTABLE STABLE RECONFIG All Resource Groups Resource Group: Location: What would you like to do with What would you like to do with network What would you like to do with boot address Show Details Unable to communicate with the Cluster SMUX Peer Daemon Close Expand All Collapse All Cluster SubState Back Master Glossary Show Cluster Applications Show Summary of Cluster Events What would you like to do with service address Move it to a different interface Bring Resource Group On-line Bring Resource Group Off-line Cluster Snapshot Name File Name Description Automatically,Manually no,yes Planning Guide Installation Guide Administration Guide Troubleshooting Guide View the HTML version of the "%1$s" document. View the PDF version of the "%1$s" document. View the index for the "%1$s" document. View the intended audience for the "%1$s" document. Global Logical Volume Manager (GLVM) Peer-to-Peer Remote Copy (PPRC) PowerHA SystemMirror Smart Assist for DB2 PowerHA SystemMirror Smart Assist for Oracle PowerHA SystemMirror Smart Assist for SAP PowerHA SystemMirror Smart Assist for WebSphere PowerHA SystemMirror Smart Assist Developers Guide No documentation is currently available for this topic.
Please refer to the Online resources, below, for more options. Automatically,Manually,Manual with NFS crossmounts Verification Type # No candidate nodes were found.
# Check /etc/hosts and /etc/cluster/rhosts on all nodes.
Hot Standby Rotating Standby One-Sided Takeover Mutual Takeover Third-Party Takeover Active Node Standby Node Primary Active Node Secondary Active/Standby Node Primary Active/Standby Node Secondary Active Node Network Type New Network Name Node Names New Node Name Network Module Name Address Type Path Parameters Configure Dynamic Node Priority Policies Add a Resource Group Remove a Resource Group Startup Policy Resource Group Name Fallover Policy Node Relationship Site Relationship Participating Node Names / Default Node Priority Fallback Policy New Resource Group Name Volume Groups Raw Disk PVIDs Application Servers PPRC Replicated Resources Miscellaneous Data ERCMF Replicated Resources SVC PPRC Replicated Resources WPAR Name SRDF(R) Replicated Resources Filesystems mounted before IP configured TRUECOPY(R) Replicated Resources GENERIC XD Replicated Resources Filesystems/Directories to Export Filesystems/Directories to Export (NFSv2/3) Filesystems/Directories to Export (NFSv4) Stable Storage Path (NFSv4) Grace Period Failure Cycle Failure Detection Rate Clear SSA Disk Fence Registers Disk Fencing Activated Connections Services Fast Connect Services Network For NFS Mount Supports gratuitous arp Entry type Next generic type Next generic name Supports source routing Use forced varyon of volume groups, if necessary TRUECOPY Replicated Resources User Defined Resources Create a Snapshot of the Cluster Configuration Change/Show a Snapshot of the Cluster Configuration Remove a Snapshot of the Cluster Configuration Restore the Cluster Configuration from a Snapshot Configure Custom Snapshot Method Convert Existing Snapshot For Online Planning Worksheets Cluster Snapshot Name Cluster Snapshot Description New Cluster Snapshot Name Force apply if verify fails? WARNING: Applying a Cluster Snapshot while any
participating node is currently running the
PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Manager or associated
daemons may cause unrecoverable data loss
and/or cluster integrity may be compromised. Custom Defined Snapshot Methods Cluster Snapshot to Change/Show Cluster Snapshot to Remove Cluster Snapshot to Restore Resource Group to Bring Online Resource Group to Bring Offline Resource Group(s) to be Moved Destination Node Node On Which to Bring Resource Group Offline Select a Destination Node Select an Online Node Select a Destination Site Node on Which to Bring Resource Group Online Destination Site Select Resource Group(s) Select Resource Group(s) to Move To Another Site Select a Destination Site Move Resource Group(s) to Another Site Move Secondary Instance(s) of Resource Group(s) to Another Site Resource Group(s) to be Moved Destination Site Ignore Cluster Verification Errors? Un/Configure Cluster Resources? Emulate or Actual? Skip Cluster Verification Verification Mode Verbose Output normal,modified off,on NOTE:
If the Cluster Manager is active on this node,
synchronizing the Cluster Topology will cause
the Cluster Manager to make any changes take
effect once the synchronization has successfully
completed. No,Yes Yes,No fsck,logredo sequential,parallel _rawname None,All,TRUE,FALSE true,false enable,disable Fast Disk Takeover,Concurrent Access,no Online On Home Node Only,Online On First Available Node,Online Using Node Distribution Policy,Online On All Available Nodes Fallover To Next Priority Node In The List,Fallover Using Dynamic Node Priority,Bring Offline (On Error Node Only) Fallback To Higher Priority Node In The List,Never Fallback ignore,Prefer Primary Site,Online On Either Site,Online On Both Sites node,network #
# This option specifies how the Group will be managed when you
# start cluster services.
#
# If you want the group to only come up on a specific node, select
Online On Home Node Only
#
# To have the group start on any node select
Online On First Available Node
#
# To start an instance of the group on every node select
Online On All Available Nodes
#
# The node distribution policy means only one instance of
# the group will be started per node
Online Using Node Distribution Policy
#
# This option specifies how the Group will be managed when a
# failure occurs.
#
# If you want the group to move to the next node in the list, select
Fallover To Next Priority Node In The List
#
# To simply have the group move off line use
Bring Offline (On Error Node Only)
#
# PowerHA SystemMirror can dynamically determine which node to move the group
# to based on free memory, disk, or cpu. Select this option, then
# specify the policy you want in the list of resources for this group.
Fallover Using Dynamic Node Priority
#
# This option specifies how the Group will be managed when you
# start cluster services after a fallover.
#
# If you want the group to move back to the node where it was
# active before the fallover, select
Fallback To Higher Priority Node In The List
#
# If you want the group to simply stay where it is, select
Never Fallback
Online On Home Node Only Online On First Available Node Online Using Node Distribution Policy Online On All Available Nodes Fallover To Next Priority Node In The List Fallover Using Dynamic Node Priority Bring Offline (On Error Node Only) Fallback To Higher Priority Node In The List Never Fallback Fallover To Next Priority Node In The List,Bring Offline (On Error Node Only) immediate,abort,normal,transactional Roundrobin,Favor Copy,Site Affinity public private serial service standby boot shared rotating concurrent ignore custom high low Default (none) Standard Html (Low) Html (High) true false Kerberos Standard now restart both public private unknown standby boot service persistent serial IP atm ether fcs fddi hps rs232 socc slip tmscsi token Network to Remove Node Adapter Label Select a Resource Group Remove a Cluster Network Module Change/Show a Resource Group Node Service Adapter IP Label Physical Volume Identifier WARNING: Only execute this command in emergency
situations where you are certain that a
fencing problem exists. Clearing fence
registers may lead to data integrity problems
in concurrent access environments. Network Module to Remove Select a Resource Group Application Server to Remove Filesystems Consistency Check Filesystems Recovery Method Select Local Network for Global Network Modification Global Network Name Change/Show a Global Network Local Network Name **NOTE: This will remove all cluster and node
configuration information.**
Node Up Event Node Down Event Network Up Event Network Down Event Fail Standby Event Join Standby Event Swap Adapter Event Node Down Mode
(graceful, graceful with takeover, forced) Node Down Mode Change/Show Topology and Group Services Configuration Interval between Heartbeats (seconds) Topology Services log length (lines) Group Services log length (lines) Select a Custom Cluster Event Method Custom Event Name to Remove Cluster Event Name New Cluster Event Name Cluster Event Description Cluster Event Script Filename Select a Custom Cluster Event Add a Custom Cluster Event Change/Show a Custom Cluster Event Remove a Custom Cluster Event Remove a Communications Adapter Change/Show Communications Adapter Remove a Communications Link Listing Communication Adapters Select Communication Adapter to Remove Select Communication Adapter to Change/Show Name Node Device Multiple Links Allowed Current Name New Name Allowable Links Port Address/NUA Network ID Country Code Application Service File Adapter Name(s) DLC Name Name X.25 Port X.25 Address/NUA X.25 Network ID X.25 Country Code Application Service File X.25 Adapter Name(s) SNA DLC SNA Port(s) SNA Link Station(s) Listing Communication Links Select Communication Link to Remove Add Highly Available X.25 Link Add Highly Available SNA-over-LAN Link Add Highly Available SNA-over-X.25 Link List All Highly Available Communication Links Change/Show Highly Available X.25 Link Change/Show Highly Available SNA-over-LAN Link Change/Show Highly Available SNA-over-X.25 Link Select X.25 Communication Link to Change/Show Select SNA Communication Link to Change/Show Select SNA over X.25 Communication Link to Change/Show Configure Communication Adapters for PowerHA SystemMirror Configure SNA Communication Links Configure X.25 Communication Links Port Number Configure Highly Available Communication Links Add Highly Available Communication Link Change/Show Highly Available Communication Link Remove a Highly Available Communication Link DLC Link Station(s) Port(s) Communication Links Emulate Error Log Entry Swap Communication Interfaces Available Service/Communication Interfaces Swap onto Communication Interface Network Name Service IP Label/Communication Interface Swap to IP Label Change/Show I/O pacing Change/Show syncd frequency syncd frequency (in seconds) Add a Process Application Monitor Add a Custom Application Monitor Change/Show Process Application Monitor Change/Show Custom Application Monitor Suspend an Application Monitor Resume an Application Monitor Remove a Process Application Monitor Remove a Custom Application Monitor Application Server to Monitor Application Server Name Invocation Monitor Mode Processes to Monitor Process Owner Instance Count Restart Count Restart Interval Action on Application Failure Cleanup Method Restart Method Monitor Method Monitor Interval Hung Monitor Signal Stabilization Interval Application Monitor to Suspend Monitor Name Application Monitor to Resume Custom Application Monitor to Remove Process Application Monitor to Remove Application Monitor to Change Configure Process Application Monitor or an Application Startup Monitor Configure Process Application Monitors Configure Custom Application Monitor and Application Startup Monitor Configure Custom Application Monitors Suspend Application Monitoring Resume Application Monitoring Select an Application Server to Monitor Select a Process Application Monitor Application Monitor to Remove Suspend/Resume Application Monitoring Monitor Name(s) Application Monitor Name(s) Application Server(s) to Monitor Application Server Name(s) Startup Monitoring,Long-running monitoring,Both Suspend Application Monitor(s) for Application Server Resume Application Monitor(s) for Application Server Long-running monitoring,Startup Monitoring,Both Application startup mode background,foreground Suspend Application Monitor(s) for Application Controller Resume Application Monitor(s) for Application Controller Monitor Retry Count Enable CPU usage statistics Process to monitor CPU usage CPU usage monitor interval Enable Availability Metrics Logging Configure Tape Resources Add a Tape Resource Change/Show a Tape Resource Remove a Tape Resource Select Tape Resource Change Tape Resource Tape Resource Name Tape Device Name Tape Resources Tape Resource to Remove Change/Show a Custom Remote Notification Method Remove a Custom Remote Notification Method Add/Remove the nodes/ports Nodename TTY Method name Description Add a Dynamic Node Priority Policy Change/Show a Dynamic Node Priority Policy Remove a Dynamic Node Priority Policy Dynamic Node Priority Policy Name Dynamic Node Priority Policy Description Resource Variable Condition New Dynamic Node Priority Policy Name largest,smallest Select a Dynamic Node Priority Policy to Change/Show Select a Dynamic Node Priority Policy to Remove All_Networks # Network_Name List_of_Subnets NON-IP public,private serial The following line is not valid for Add a Network: The selected subnets should belong to the same type of network. Change/Show an IP-based Adapter Change/Show a Non IP-based Adapter Adapter Label New Adapter Label New Adapter IP Label Configure IP-based Networks Discover IP Topology Show Networks Cluster-wide Configuration Local Configuration Add an IP-based Network Subnet Choose subnets for the new network Select an IP-based Network to change Change an IP-based Network Subnets Add Subnets Remove Subnets Choose additional subnets for the network Choose subnets for the new network Choose subnets to remove from the network Select an IP-based Network to show Select an IP-based Network to Remove Configure Non IP-based Networks Add a Non IP-based Network Select a Non IP-based Network to Change Change a Non IP-based Network Select a Non IP-based Network to show Device Name New Device Name Select a Non IP-based Network to Remove Adapters on IP-based network Adapters on Non IP-based network Configure IP-based Adapters Choose Network for new Adapter Add an Adapter on a new Network Add an IP-based Adapter Adapter IP address Add an IP Adapter Configure Non IP-based Adapters Add a Non IP-based Adapter Change a Non IP-based Adapter Initializing..
Collecting information from local node...
Processing...
Storing information in file
# No subnets are known. You can discover the cluster
# configuration by selecting Discover Current Network
# Configuration.
# Network_Name List_Of_Subnets
%1$s:Problem accessing the configuration file %2$s.
Discover Current Volume Group Configuration Automatically Import Volume Groups No volume group information is known. You can discover
the volume groups by going to the
'Discover PowerHA SystemMirror-related Information from Configured Nodes'
panel, or type in the name of desired volume group.
Storing the following information in file
%1$s
Select Custom Disk Methods Add Custom Disk Methods Change/Show Custom Disk Methods Remove Custom Disk Methods Break reserves in parallel Custom Disk Methods Disk Type (PdDvLn field from CuDv) Method to break a reserve Method to determine if a reserve is held Method to identify ghost disks Method to make the disk available New Disk Type graceful,takeover,forced Select an Action on Resource Groups PCI Hot Plug Replace Network Adapters Available PCI Hot Plug Network Adapters Managed by PowerHA SystemMirror Network Adapter to Replace Shutdown PowerHA SystemMirror and Move Resource Group(s)if needed? false,true Event name Recovery program path Resource name Selection string Expression Rearm expression Select Custom User Defined Events Custom User Defined Events Add a Network Module Change a Network Module using Predefined Values Change a Network Module using Custom Values Show a Network Module Remove a Network Module Network Module to Change Network Module to Show Change/Show PowerHA SystemMirror Workload Manager Run-time Parameters Primary Workload Manager Class Secondary Workload Manager Class Workload Manager Configuration No Workload Manager Classes defined.
Change/Show Time Until Warning
NOTE: Changes made to this panel must be
propagated to the other nodes by
Verifying and Synchronizing the cluster Max. Event-only Duration (in seconds) Max. Resource Group Processing Time (in seconds) minutes and seconds Total time to process a Resource Group event
before a warning is displayed Show Event Summaries Save Event Summaries to a file Clear Event Summary History Save to path / file IP Label Network Discovered-Network Subnet Change/Show Resource Group Processing Order Resource Groups Acquired in Parallel Serial Acquisition Order New Serial Acquisition Order Resource Groups Released in Parallel Serial Release Order New Serial Release Order Update PowerHA SystemMirror Communication Interface with Operating System Settings Begin analysis on YEAR (1970-2038) Begin analysis at HOUR (00-23) End analysis on YEAR (1970-2038) End analysis at HOUR (00-23) Application Availability Analysis Select an Application New Tape Resource Name Configure GPFS Configure a GPFS Cluster List All GPFS Filesystems Add a GPFS Filesystem Remove GPFS Filesystem Remove GPFS Cluster Configure GPFS Cluster GPFS Filesystem Name GPFS Filesystem Mount Point hdisk(s) Force Create Filesystem GPFS Filesystem Name(s) Force Remove GPFS Filesystem(s) Remove existing GPFS filesystems NOTE:
Setting this option to 'true' will delete all
existing GPFS filesystems and all the data in
the GPFS filesystems will be lost. Change/Show Daily Fallback Timer Policy Change/Show Monthly Fallback Timer Policy Change/Show Specific Date Fallback Timer Policy Change/Show Weekly Fallback Timer Policy Change/Show Yearly Fallback Timer Policy Configure Daily Fallback Timer Policy Configure Monthly Fallback Timer Policy Configure Specific Date Fallback Timer Policy Configure Weekly Fallback Timer Policy Configure Yearly Fallback Timer Policy Remove Fallback Timer Policy Select Fallback Timer Policy to Change Select Fallback Timer Policy to Remove Select Recurrence for Fallback Timer Policy Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr,May,Jun,Jul,Aug,Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec Sunday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday Recurrence for Fallback Timer Policy Name of the Fallback Policy Day of Month (1-31) Week Day (Sun - Sat) HOUR (0-23) MINUTES (0-59) MONTH (Jan - Dec) YEAR Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly Specific Date Add a Delayed Fallback Timer Policy Change/Show a Delayed Fallback Timer Policy Configure Delayed Fallback Timer Policies Remove a Delayed Fallback Timer Policy
NOTE: PowerHA SystemMirror must be RESTARTED
on all nodes in order for change to take effect
NOTE: All user-configured PowerHA SystemMirror information
WILL BE DELETED by this operation. Add Discovered Communication Interface and Devices
Add Pre-defined Communication Interfaces and Devices
Communication Interfaces
Communication Devices
# Discovery last performed: (%s)
Not Performed Discovering Volume Group Configuration
Rotating
Concurrent
Custom
Discovered IP-based Network Types
Discovered Serial Device Types
Pre-defined IP-based Network Types
Pre-defined Serial Device Types
Select Resource to Customize Action on Resource Failure notify,fallover Customize Resource Recovery Customize Resource Group and Resource Recovery Customize Inter-Site Resource Group Recovery Action on Resource Group Failure Configurable on Multiple Nodes
Bound to a Single Node
Network Interfaces
RS-232 Devices
Target-Mode SCSI Devices
Target-Mode SSA Devices
X.25 Communication Interfaces
SNA Communication Links
Physical Disk Devices
Select a Node Node IP Label/Address Select Node IP Label/Address New Node IP Label/Address Select a Node and IP Label/Address Select a category Select the Pre-Defined Communication type Select one or more Discovered Communication Interfaces to Add Select Point-to-Point Pair of Discovered Communication Devices to Add IP Label/Address Network Interface Device Path Communication Path to Node Select a Node to Change/Show Persistent Node IP Label/Address Select one or more nodes to delete Select a Resource Group Management Policy Inter-Site Management Policy Participating Node Names Select a Resource Group to Change/Show Change/Show Resources and Attributes for a Resource Group Resource Group Management Policy Inter-site Management Policy Dynamic Node Priority (Overrides default) Service IP Labels/Addresses Filesystems (empty is ALL for volume groups specified) Filesystems/Directories to NFS Mount Inactive Takeover Applied Workload Manager Class Concurrent Volume Groups Select a Communication Interface/Device to Change/Show Select a Service IP Label/Address type Alternate HW Address to accompany IP Label/Address Select a Service IP Label/Address to Change/Show (extended) New IP Label/Address New Nodes (via selected communication paths) Currently Configured Node(s) Select a Service IP Label/Address to Change/Show Select Service IP Label(s)/Address(es) to Remove Select a Fallover/Fallback Policy Participating Nodes (Default Node Priority) Service IP Label/Addresses Select a Standard Resource Group to Remove Dominance Backup Communications Select one or more Communication Interfaces/Devices to Remove Select a Network Type Enable IP Address Takeover via IP Aliases IP Address Offset for Heartbeating over IP Aliases Select a Network to Change/Show Select a Network to Remove Emulate or Actual Force synchronization if verification fails? Verify changes only? Logging Verify, Synchronize or Both Cluster File Start Processing Synchronously Stop Processing Synchronously SNA DLC Name HIGH water mark for pending write I/Os per file LOW water mark for pending write I/Os per file New Event Name Add/Remove the nodes/ports Nodename TTY Method name Nodename(s) Number to dial or Cell Phone Address Filename Cluster event(s) Retry counter TIMEOUT Change/Show the Notification Method Choose a Remote Notification Method Remove the Notification Method EVENTNAME Startup Policy Fallover Policy Fallback Policy Filesystems (empty is ALL for VGs specified) Fallback Timer Policy (empty is immediate) Select Fallback Timer Policy Settling Time (in Seconds) Resource Group Name Select a Node on which to Open a SMIT Session Boot-time IP Label of available Network Interface Service IP Label to Move Error Class Class Type Error Label to Emulate Error Label Name Select a Device Network Select a Network Dynamic Node Priority Policy Automatically correct errors found during
verification?
Standard,Verbose Both,Synchronize,Verify No,Interactively,Yes Participating Nodes from Primary Site Participating Nodes from Secondary Site New method name Associated Site Netmask(IPv4)/Prefix Length(IPv6) DNP Script path DNP Script timeout value Enable AIX Live Update operation Detailed Checks DB Instance Shutdown Option Add a Persistent Node IP Label/Address Change/Show a Persistent Node IP Label/Address Add a Communication Interface Add a Communication Device Discover Configuration Add a Node to the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Change/Show a Node in the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Add/Change/Show an PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Remove an PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Change/Show All Resources and Attributes for a Resource Group Add a Resource Group (extended) Change/Show a Resource Group Change/Show a Communication Interface Add a Service IP Label/Address configurable on Multiple Nodes (extended) Add a Service IP Label/Address bound to a single node (extended) Add Application Server Change/Show Application Server Configure Nodes to an PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster (standard) Add a Service IP Label/Address (standard) Change/Show a Service IP Label/Address(standard) Remove Service IP Label(s)/Address(es) Remove a Communication Interface/Device Change a Cluster Network Module using Pre-defined Values Change a Cluster Network Module using Custom Values Show a Cluster Network Module Add an IP-Based Network to the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Add a Serial Network to the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Change/Show an IP-Based Network in the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Change/Show a Serial Network in the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster PowerHA SystemMirror Verification and Synchronization (Active Cluster Nodes Exist) PowerHA SystemMirror Verification and Synchronization PowerHA SystemMirror Verification and Synchronization (Active Cluster) Add Communication Adapter List All Communication Adapters List All Communication Links Add Highly Available SNA-over-LAN Link Remove a Custom Cluster Event Add a Custom User-Defined Event Change/Show a Custom User-Defined Event Remove a Custom User-Defined Event Configure Node/TTY pairs Add a Custom Remote Notification Method Change/Show a Custom Remote Notification Method Remove a Custom Remote Notification Method Send a Test Remote Message Change/Show a Service IP Label/Address (extended) Change/Show a Node-Bound Service IP Label/Address (extended) Configure Settling Time for Resource Groups Change/Show a Resource Group (standard) Add a Resource Group PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Verify and Synchronize PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Release Lock Set By Dynamic Reconfiguration Emulate Node Up Event Emulate Node Down Event Emulate Network Up Event Emulate Network Down Event Emulate Fail Standby Event Emulate Join Standby Event Emulate Swap Adapter Event Configure Distribution Policy for Resource Groups Resource Group Distribution Policy Configure Resource Group Distribution Custom Add Communication Interfaces/Devices Change/Show Communication Interfaces/Devices Remove Communication Interfaces/Devices Update PowerHA SystemMirror Communication Interface with Operating System Settings Remove a Node from the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Change / Show a Persistent Node IP Label/Address Remove a Persistent Node IP Label/Address Add a Resource Group (standard) Change/Show a Resource Group (standard) Remove a Resource Group (standard) Change/Show Resources for a Resource Group (standard) Add a Service IP Label/Address Change/Show a Service IP Label/Address Configure Resource Group Processing Ordering Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Workload Manager Parameters Configure Application Servers Configure Service IP Labels/Addresses Configure Volume Groups, Logical Volumes and Filesystems Configure Concurrent Volume Groups and Logical Volumes PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX Discover PowerHA SystemMirror-related Information from Configured Nodes Extended Topology Configuration Extended Resource Configuration Extended Event Configuration Extended Verification and Synchronization Extended Performance Tuning Parameters Configuration Security and Users Configuration Snapshot Configuration Configure Pre/Post-Event Commands Change/Show Pre-Defined PowerHA SystemMirror Events Configure User-Defined Events Configure Remote Notification Methods PowerHA SystemMirror Extended Resources Configuration Configure Resource Group Run-Time Policies PowerHA SystemMirror Extended Resource Group Configuration Configure an PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Nodes Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Sites Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Networks Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Communication Interfaces/Devices Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Persistent Node IP Label/Addresses Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Global Networks Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Network Modules Configure Topology Services and Group Services Show PowerHA SystemMirror Topology Change/Show Resources and Attributes for a Resource Group Remove a Resource Group Show All Resources by Node or Resource Group Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Service IP Labels/Addresses Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Application Servers Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Application Monitoring Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Tape Resources Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Communication Adapters and Links Configure Custom Disk Methods Initialization and Standard Configuration Extended Configuration System Management (C-SPOC) Problem Determination Tools Verify PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Add Nodes to an PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Configure Resources to Make Highly Available Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Resource Groups Verify and Synchronize PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Display PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration PowerHA SystemMirror Verification View Current State PowerHA SystemMirror Logs Recover From PowerHA SystemMirror Script Failure Restore PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Database from Active Configuration Release Locks Set By Dynamic Reconfiguration PowerHA SystemMirror Trace Facility PowerHA SystemMirror Event Emulation PowerHA SystemMirror Error Notification Open a SMIT Session on a Node Add a Network to the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Change/Show a Network in the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Remove a Network from the PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Change/Show Topology and Group Services configuration Add a Tape Resource Change/Show Communication Adapter Remove a Communication Adapter Change Highly Available SNA-over-LAN Link Change Highly Available SNA-over-X.25 Link Add Custom User-Defined Events Change/Show Custom User-Defined Events Remove Custom User-Defined Events Configure a Node/Port Pair Change/Show Custom Remote Notification Method Remove Custom Remote Notification Method Enable/Disable Tracing of PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX daemons Start/Stop/Report Tracing of PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX Services Remove a Node/Port Pair Collect Cluster log files for Problem Reporting Export Definition File for Online Planning Worksheets Configure an PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster and Nodes Import Cluster Configuration from Online Planning Worksheets File Can't find what you are looking for ? Not sure where to start ? Primary / Local Node PowerHA for AIX Don't see the resource(s) you want to work with ? Volume Groups for Replication These options let you (optionally) specify
additional cluster resources:
An application server is used to start and stop
an application:
PowerHA SystemMirror can keep an IP address highly available:
Press enter to verify and synchronize the cluster GLVM Cluster Configuration Assistant #
# An error occurred while trying to discover the configuration.
# See the log file /tmp/2siteglvm_configassist_failures.log
# for more details.
#
# Press F3 to return.
# #
# Configured %1$s as the local node.
#
# Select the name of the remote node and press enter to
# to run discovery on that node. If you dont see the
# system you want listed here, add the hostname to /etc/hosts.
# and run this assistant again.
#
Enter path to Backup / Remote Node #
# The glvm fileset glvm.rpv is not installed on the remote node.
# Install GLVM on the remote node and then re-run this assistant.
#
# Press F3 to return to the main menu.
#
#
# GLVM requires volume groups that are defined as "scalable"
# and are not rootvg. You must first define a suitable
# volume group using CSPOC, then return to this assistant.
# Press F3 to return.
#
# The following volume groups are not viable candidates for the
# reason listed:
#
#
# This configuration assistant is for configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
# with GLVM from scratch, however, it appears the cluster is already
# configured with GLVM.
# You can use the regular SMIT menus to manage your cluster.
#
# Press F3 to return to the main menu. #
# This configuration assistant aids in configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
# with GLVM from scratch. The glvm fileset glvm.rpv is not installed
# on this node. Install GLVM before using this assistant.
#
# Press F3 to return to the main menu.
This configuration assistant aids in configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
with GLVM from scratch. It appears that there are RPVs already
configured, and this assistant will help you configure an PowerHA SystemMirror
cluster to keep the RPVs highly available.
Press enter to proceed with discovery of the configuration.
This configuration assistant aids in configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
with GLVM. An PowerHA SystemMirror cluster is already configured, so your next step
is to select the volume group(s) to use for GLVM.
Press enter to proceed.
This configuration assistant aids in configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
with GLVM from scratch. Press enter to proceed with discovery of the
configuration on the local node. After that you will be prompted to
select the remote node and the volume group(s) to use for GLVM.
Press enter to proceed with discovery of the configuration.
A failure occured while trying to configure a PowerHA SystemMirror cluster from the local
node and the remote node (found from the target of the configured rpv
server).
See the log file /tmp/2siteglvm_configassist_failures.log for more details.
Cluster Configuration Assistant Enter path to Backup / Remote Node(s) #
# This configuration assistant is for configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
# from scratch, however, it appears the cluster is already configured.
# You can use the regular SMIT menus to manage your cluster.
#
# Press F3 to return to the main menu.
#
This configuration assistant aids in configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
from scratch. Press enter to proceed with discovery of the
configuration on the local node. After that you will be prompted to
select the remote node and other information about the cluster.
Press enter to proceed with discovery of the configuration. What is an Application Server ? PowerHA SystemMirror provides high availability for applications by detecting and
recovering from failures of resources the application depends on -
like disks and network adapters - as well as the application itself.
To define the application to PowerHA SystemMirror you create an "Application Server"
then add the Application Server to a resource group.
PowerHA SystemMirror will start and stop the application by calling the scripts you
provide. If you use a Configuration Assistant, PowerHA SystemMirror provides the
scripts for you.
Resource Group Basics A resource group defines all the resources needed by an application,
for example, s network interface, disks, and the application software
itself. PowerHA SystemMirror manages these resources as a unit so the entire application
can be started, restarted and moved as failures occur.
The Basic Properties of the group are the name, the list of nodes that
can host the group, and the different policies for how you want the
group to respond at startup, failure, and recovery.
The Change/Show Resources option lets you change the individual
resources - the Service IP, Storage and Applications - that are managed
by the Resource Group.
#
# There are no resource groups defined.
# Thats ok, you can define your resource groups later
# then add the resources to the respective group.
# #
# There are no application servers defined. Follow the
# SMIT paths to configure your Application Server(s) first
# before adding them to a Resource Group.
# #
# There are no networks defined. Configure the Cluster, nodes
# and networks first - PowerHA SystemMirror will discover most everything automatically -
# then configure your service IP labels.
# #
# PowerHA SystemMirror will use the interfaces on the selected network to keep
# the Service IP available
#
# Press F3 to return. Discovery failed with exit code %1$d
Whats the difference ? Failed creating Application Server %1$s
Successfully added Application Server %1$s
You must add this Application Server to a Resource Group for
PowerHA SystemMirror to keep it highly available. Visit the SMIT panel for
Change/Show All Resources and Attributes for a Resource Group
Failed adding Application Server %1$s to Resource Group %2$s Successfully added Application Server %1$s to Resource Group %2$s
This change will take effect after you Verify and Synchronize the configuration
Failed creating Service Label %1$s
Check the spelling and or format of the input and
make certain the address is defined in /etc/hosts Successfully added Service Label %1$s You must add this Service Label to a Resource Group for
PowerHA SystemMirror to keep it highly available. Visit the SMIT panel for
Change/Show All Resources and Attributes for a Resource Group
Failed adding Service Label %1$s to Resource Group %2$s Successfully added Service Label %1$s to Resource Group %2$s
This change will take effect after you Verify and Synchronize the configuration
What is an Application Server anyway ? Change/Show Basic Attributes of a Resource Group Change/Show Resources in a Resource Group What is a Resource Group anyway ? Configure Nodes to an PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster
What is a Service Label anyway ? Getting Started PowerHA SystemMirror provides high availability by monitoring and responding to failures of
specific resources. These resources are combined into groups which comprise
all the resources associated with a specific application. HACMP manages
a resource group as a unit - if one or more resources in the group fails,
PowerHA SystemMirror recovers them or moves the entire group / application to a backup node.
Configuring PowerHA SystemMirror consists of defining the set of nodes and networks where
PowerHA SystemMirror will run, defining the resources and resource groups PowerHA SystemMirror is to monitor
and recover, verifying the configuration and correcting any problems, then
synchronizing the configuration to all nodes in the cluster.
Once configured, you will start cluster services to have PowerHA SystemMirror begin managing
and recovering the resources.
The most commonly used options for configuring PowerHA SystemMirror are found under the
'Initialization and Standard Configuration' SMIT path. Advanced configuration
options are found under the 'Extended Configuration' SMIT path.
'System Management Tools (C_SPOC)' provides tools for configuring, changing
and managing the cluster, including starting and stopping PowerHA SystemMirror.
'Problem Determination Tools' provides tools for diagnosing and correcting
any problems.
Use the Configuration Assistants to quickly configure PowerHA SystemMirror with
DB2, Websphere or Oracle. If you are not using these applications or
prefer to setup PowerHA SystemMirror directly, use the other options here.
Configuring PowerHA SystemMirror consists of defining the set of nodes and networks where
PowerHA SystemMirror will run, defining the resources and resource groups PowerHA SystemMirror is to monitor
and recover, verifying the configuration and correcting any problems, then
synchronizing the configuration to all nodes in the cluster.
Once configured, you will start cluster services to have PowerHA SystemMirror begin managing
and recovering the resources.
Configuration Assistants for specific Applications Basic Configuration of Cluster Nodes and Networks Configure Resource Groups Verify and Synchronize Cluster Configuration Display Cluster Configuration PowerHA SystemMirror provides high availability for applications by detecting and
recovering from failures of resources the application depends on -
like disks and network adapters - as well as the application itself.
These resources are managed as a group so that the entire application
can be recovered as a unit.
First step is to create the group and define the basic attributes like
the nodes that can host it, and how you want it to behave at startup
and when a failure occurs. Once you have defined the basics you can begin
to add resources - service IPs, applications and storage - into the group.
PowerHA SystemMirror provides high availability for applications by detecting and
recovering from failures of resources the application depends on
like disks and network adapters, as well as the application itself.
The service IP is the address a client outside the cluster would use
to access the application running on the cluster nodes. PowerHA SystemMirror keeps
this address highly available by moving it between network interfaces
as those interfaces fail.
The options listed here are the most basic and most common for configuring
typical clusters.
For advanced configuration options, navigate to the 'Extended Configuration'
SMIT path.
There you will find all possible resources and resource group options.
Deciding on shared storage options PowerHA SystemMirror provides high availability for applications by detecting and
recovering from failures of resources the application depends on -
like disks and network adapters - as well as the application itself.
PowerHA SystemMirror can manage the storage between nodes, whether that storage is
direct attached disks, a SAN or NFS. #
# Once you have configured the cluster, this option will
# verify the configuration and propagate it to all nodes
# in the cluster.
# Define your cluster first before using this option.
#
# Press F3 to return to the main menu.
#
Any time you change the cluster configuration, those changes
must be propagated to all nodes in the cluster. PowerHA SystemMirror will also
perform a set of verification checks to make sure the configuration
is viable.
Depending on the nature of the changes, this operation can disrupt
the applications currently under PowerHA SystemMirror control.
Press enter when you are ready to begin. Failed adding resource group %1$s Added resource group %1$s
You can now add resources to the group using the
'Change/Show Resources for a Resource Group' SMIT path. Cluster Test Tool Using the Cluster Test Tool
The cluster test tool executes a predefined set of tests
to help verify the setup and behavior of your cluster.
These tests are disruptive and should not be run on a cluster
running a production application !
Press enter when you are ready to begin or PF3 to return to the menu
#
# The cluster test tool executes a predefined set of tests
# to help verify the setup and behavior of your cluster.
# To use the test tool you must first configure the cluster.
#
# Press F3 to return to the main menu.
# #
# There are no resource groups defined.
# Define your resources and resource groups
# then add the resources to the respective group.
# The cluster, nodes and networks must be defined before you can
add resources and resource groups. Use F3 to return to the menu. There are no resource groups defined.
Define your resources and resource groups
then add the resources to the respective group.
There are no resource groups defined.
#
# There are no application servers defined
# #
# The cluster, nodes and networks must be defined before you can
# add resources and resource groups. Use F3 to return to the menu.
# #
# There are no service labels defined.
# #
# Select from the list below (taken from /etc/hosts) or type in a value
#
#
# Service IPs are not supported with resource groups
# using the Online on All Available Nodes startup policy.
# Thats ok, you can define your resource groups later
# then add this Service Label to the respective group.
#
The Resource Group has been removed.
The resources that used to be in this group still exist.
You can now remove them or add them to a different group. This configuration assistant aids in configuring an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster
from scratch. On the next screen you will be prompted for the
local and remote cluster node names as well as some information
about an Application Server and a Service IP. These resources
will be added to a Resource Group that PowerHA SystemMirror will keep highly
available. After the initial configuration is complete you
can use the rest of the menus to configure and manage your
cluster. You can use F1 for more help on any entry.
Press enter to proceed.
Don't see the application you are interested in ? Sucessfully updated resource group %1$s
This change will take effect after you Verify and Synchronize the configuration
There is no cluster defined. You must first define the cluster,
nodes and networks (PowerHA SystemMirror will discover everything automatically
for you) before using this assistant to add a NFS resource group. This configuration assistant helps you configure a resource
group with NFS crossmounts. PowerHA SystemMirror will keep the crossmounts available
by recovering the service IP you specify and re-mounting the
NFS directories after a failure.
Fill in all required fields on the next screen (Hint: use
F1 for help on any field) and when you are done, PowerHA SystemMirror will
complete the configuration process. This utility lists all the SMIT paths available with PowerHA SystemMirror.
You can search for the function you are looking for, and
if the option is not preceeded by a '#' you can select it
to go directly to that option. The SMIT fastpath is listed
next to each option. # Select this next line (yes, its blank) to leave this field empty.
# You can add this resource to a resource group later.
Manage Cluster Services and Resource Groups #
# There are no application controllers defined
# # Don't see what you are looking for ?
# To add a node, you must first create entries in
# /etc/hosts and /etc/cluster/rhosts.
# The following entries in /etc/hosts do not exist
# in /etc/cluster/rhosts:
#
Change/Show Group Services Log File Size Recover Resource Group From SCSI Persistent Reserve Error Select the RG in ERROR state Select a Recurrence for Fallback Timer Policy Select the Network Select the Node Select the Interface PowerHA SystemMirror Services Communication Interfaces Resource Group and Applications Security and Users Logical Volumes PowerHA SystemMirror Concurrent Logical Volume Management Physical Volumes Move a Resource Group to Another Node Configure Communication Interfaces/Devices to the Operating System on a Node Swap IP Addresses between Communication Interfaces PCI Hot Plug Replace a Network Interface Card List All Concurrent Volume Groups Cluster Disk Replacement Cluster Data Path Device Management Enhanced Journaled File Systems View/Save/Remove PowerHA SystemMirror Event Summaries View Detailed PowerHA SystemMirror Log Files Change/Show PowerHA SystemMirror Log File Parameters View Event Summaries Remove Event Summary History Scan the PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX Scripts log. Watch the PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX Scripts log. Scan the PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX System log. Watch the PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX System log. Change/Show PowerHA SystemMirror Security Mode Users in an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster Groups in an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster Passwords in an PowerHA SystemMirror cluster Interface IP Label WARNING: Only use this option at the direction
of IBM Support Personnel Collection pass number Nodes to collect data from Debug Collect rsct log files Save Cluster Log Files in snapshot Reset Cluster Tunables Message Level Create cluster snapshot first Synchronize Cluster Configuration File Name Cluster Notes PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Security Configure Connection Authentication Mode Configure Message Authentication Mode and Key Management Configure Message Authentication Mode Generate/Distribute a Key Enable/Disable Automatic Key Distribution Activate the new key on all PowerHA SystemMirror cluster nodes Message Authentication Mode Enable Encryption Type of Key to Generate Distribute a Key Enable/Disable Key Distribution Activate the key on all PowerHA SystemMirror cluster nodes Connection Authentication Mode Use Persistent Labels for VPN Tunnels md5_des,md5_3des,md5_aes,none Change/Show Cluster Manager Log File Parameters Storage Two-Node Cluster Configuration Assistant Communication Path to Takeover Node Application Server Name Application Server Start Script Application Server Stop Script Service IP Label PowerHA SystemMirror Two-Node Cluster Configuration Assistant Initializing Configuration Assistant Assistant Initialization FAILED! Step 1 of 4: Topology Configuration Configuring Topology Topology Configuration FAILED! Step 2 of 4: Application Server Configuration Configuring Application Server Application Server Configuration FAILED! Step 3 of 4: Resource Configuration Configuring Resources Resource Configuration FAILED! Step 4: Verification and Synchronization Verifying and Synchronizing Cluster Configuration. Please wait. This may take some time. Congratulations! Cluster Configuration is Now Complete! Verification and Synchronization FAILED! PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Configuration Exit << Back Next >> Start Finished OK Configuration Assistants Application Name GLVM Cluster Configuration Assistant Pesistent IP for Local Node Pesistent IP for Takeover Node PowerHA SystemMirror can keep an IP address highly available:
Consider specifying Service IP labels and
Persistent IP labels for your nodes.
PowerHA SystemMirror File Collection Management File Collections Manage Files in File Collections Propagate Files in File Collections Add a File Collection Change/Show a File Collection Remove a File Collection Change/Show Automatic Update Time Add Files to a File Collection Remove Files from a File Collection File Collection Name File Collection Description Propagate files during cluster synchronization? Propagate files automatically when changes are
detected? Select a File Collection New File Collection Name Collection files New File Select one or more files to remove from this File Collection Automatic File Update Time (in minutes) PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster Test Tool Execute Automated Test Procedure Execute Custom Test Procedure Execute Automated Test Procedure (standard) Execute Automated Test Procedure (extended) Verbose Logging Cycle Log File Abort On Error Test Plan Variables File Configure Dependencies between Resource Groups Add Parent/Child Dependency between Resource Groups Change/Show Parent/Child Dependency between Resource Groups Remove Parent/Child Dependency between Resource Groups Display All Parent/Child Resource Group Dependencies Select the Parent Resource Group Select the Child Resource Group Select a Parent/Child Resource Group Dependency to Change/Show Select a Parent/Child Resource Group Dependency to Delete Select a Base for Displaying Display per Parent Display per Child Add Online on the Same Node Dependency Between Resource Groups Change/Show Online on the Same Node Dependency Between Resource Groups Remove Online on the Same Node Dependency Between Resource Groups Display All Resource Group Dependencies per Parent Display All Resource Group Dependencies per Child Parent Resource Group Child Resource Group Resource Groups to be Online on the same site New Resource Groups to be Online on the same site Old Parent Resource Group New Parent Resource Group Old Child Resource Group New Child Resource Group Select a Base for Displaying Configure Parent/Child Dependency Configure Online on the Same Node Dependency Configure Online on Different Nodes Dependency Configure Online on the Same Site Dependency Add Online on the Same Site Dependency Between Resource Groups Change/Show Online on the Same Site Dependency Between Resource Groups Remove Online on the Same Site Dependency Between Resource Groups Resource Groups to be Online on the same node Select Online on the same node Dependency to Change/Show New Resource Groups to be Online on the same node Select Online on the same node Dependency to Delete High Priority Resource Group(s) Intermediate Priority Resource Group(s) Low Priority Resource Group(s) Select Online on the same site Dependency to Change/Show Select Online on the same site Dependency to Delete Source Resource Group Target Resource Group Select a Start After Resource Group Dependency to Change/Show Old Source Resource Group New Source Resource Group Old Target Resource Group New Target Resource Group Select a Start After Resource Group Dependency to Remove Source Target Display per Source Display per Target Select a Stop After Resource Group Dependency to Change/Show Select a Stop After Resource Group Dependency to Delete Add Online on Different node Dependency between Resource Groups Change/Show Online on Different node Dependency between Resource Groups Remove Online on Different node Dependency between Resource Groups Select Online on Different node Dependency to Change/Show Select Online on Different node Dependency to Delete Remove Online on Different node Dependency between Resource Groups Select a Resource Group Dependency to Change/Show Select a Resource Group Dependency to Delete Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Applications Configure PowerHA SystemMirror for Dynamic LPAR and CUoD Resources Configure Communication Path to HMC and CUoD servers Configure Communication Path to HMC Configure Dynamic LPAR and CUoD Resources for Applications Add HMC/CUoD IP addresses for a node Add HMC IP addresses for a node Change/Show HMC/CUoD IP addresses for a node Change/Show HMC IP addresses for a node Remove HMC/CUoD IP addresses for a node Remove HMC IP addresses for a node HMC IP Address(es) Managed System Name CUoD Console IP Address Add Dynamic LPAR and CUoD Resources for Applications Change/Show Dynamic LPAR and CUoD Resources for Applications Remove Dynamic LPAR and CUoD Resources for Applications Select a Node to Change/Show the HMC IP Addresses Select an Application Server to Configure Provisioning Minimum number of CPUs Enforce Minimum CPU Availability Desired number of CPUs Minimum amount of memory (in megabytes) Enforce Minimum Memory Availability Desired amount of memory (in megabytes) Use CUoD if resources are insufficient? I agree to use CUoD resources
(Using CUoD may result in extra costs) Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Dynamic LPAR and CUoD Resources Configure Service IP Labels/Address Distribution Preference Distribution Preference Select the Network to Change Service Label Distribution Preference Configure Resource Distribution Preferences Anti-Collocation,Collocation,Collocation with Persistent Label,Anti-Collocation with Persistent Label Minimum number of processing units Desired number of processing units Anti-Collocation,Anti-Collocation with Source,Collocation,Collocation with Source,Collocation with Persistent Label,Anti-Collocation with Persistent Label,Anti-Collocation with Persistent Label and Source Source IP Label for outgoing packets Parameters for Shared Processor partions Extended Cluster Service Settings Start PowerHA SystemMirror at system restart? BROADCAST message at startup? Startup Cluster Information Daemon? Verify Cluster Prior to Startup? Ignore verification errors? Automatically correct errors found during
cluster start?
Interactively,Yes,No Cluster Services Settings Cluster Event Configuration Performance Tuning Parameters Security and Users Configure Custom Volume Group Methods Add Custom Volume Group Methods Volume Group Type Method to List Volume Group Names Method for determining shared volume
groups in a clustered environment Method to determine physical disks
(hdisks) comprising the volume group Method for bringing volume group online Method for forcing volume group online Method for bringing volume group offline Method for verifying volume group configuration Directories containing log information Change/Show Custom Volume Group Methods Choose A Volume Group Type Remove Custom Volume Group Methods Choose A Volume Group Type Configure Custom Filesystem Methods Add Custom Filesystem Methods Filesystem Type Method for listing filesystem names Method for listing volume groups hosting
a specified filesystem Method for bringing filesystem online Method for bringing filesystem offline Method for forcing the filesystem online Method for performing a 'health check'
on the filesystem Method for verifying filesystem configuration Change/Show Custom Filesystem Methods Choose A Filesystem Type Remove Custom Filesystem Methods Choose A Filesystem Type Method for determining volume group status Method for determining filesystem status New Volume Group Type New Filesystem Type Bring a Resource Group Online Bring a Resource Group Offline Move a Resource Group to Another Node / Site Move Resource Groups to Another Node Move Resource Groups to Another Site Move Resource Group(s) to Another Node Move Secondary Instance(s) of Resource Group(s) to Another Node Move Resource Group(s) to Another Site Move Secondary Instance(s) of Resource Group(s) to Another Site Show the Current State of Applications and Resource Groups Make Applications Highly Available (Use Smart Assists) Add an Application to the PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Change/Show an Application's PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Remove an Application from the PowerHA SystemMirror Configuration Manage Your Applications Change/Show the Resources Associated with Your Application Test Your Application for Availability Configure PowerHA SystemMirror Cluster and Nodes Define Sites Select an Application from the List of Discovered Applications Below Select the Specific Configuration You Wish to Create Enter Communication Path to Nodes Enter nodes for (primary) site "A" Select a Resource Group To Change its Resources and Attributes Primary Node Takeover Nodes General Application Smart Assist Enter nodes for (primary) site "B" NFS Export Configuration Assistant Automatic Discovery And Configuration Manual Configuration Select Configuration Mode Path to Smart Assist Configuration File Import Smart Assist Configuration From a XML File Smart Assist ID Unable to read the configuration file. Please ensure the correct path No Manual Configuration command available for this Smart Assist Change/Show the SAP Instance Attributes Select the specific configuration you wish to create Run the registration script Note: The default file shown above is a sample
file, with sample values. Enter the full
path to an XML file which mimics that
sample file, but has been populated with
valid values. Cluster Services are Active,cannot remove an application
Manage RSCT Services Stop RSCT Services Stop RSCT Services Stop RSCT Services on the local node
NOTE: Do not stop RSCT services
unless IBM support suggests this.
Stopping RSCT services disrupts other
system services, such as enhanced
concurrent mode volume groups, which
may impact applications. Force Configure Application Monitoring and Dependencies Configure Applications Configure Application Custom Monitor Configure Parent/Child Application Dependencies Application Dependency Group Management Update the configuration Add Application Change/Show Application Remove Application Add Custom Application Monitor Change/Show Custom Application Monitor Remove a Custom Application Monitor Add Parent/Child Dependency between Applications Change Parent/Child Dependency between Applications Remove Parent/Child Dependency between Applications Bring Application Online Bring Application Offline Bring Application Dependency Group Online Bring Application Dependency Group Offline Add Application Application Name Start Application Method Stop Application Method Application Custom Monitor Name Processes to Monitor Process Owner Instance Count Cleanup Method Restart Method Dependent Network Dependent IP Labels/Addresses Dependent Volume Groups Dependent File Systems Select an Application Application to Change Change an Application Application Name New Application Name Start Application Method Stop Application Method Monitor Name Processes to Monitor Process Owner Instance Count Cleanup Method Restart Method Dependent Network Dependent IP Labels/Addresses Dependent Volume Groups Dependent File Systems Select an Application Application to Remove Remove an Application Application Name Add Custom Application Monitor Select a Process Application Monitor Application Monitor to Change Change/Show Custom Application Monitor Application Monitor to Remove Custom Application Monitor to Remove Remove a Custom Application Monitor Monitor Mode Stabilization Interval Restart Count Restart Interval Custom Monitor Method Custom Monitor Interval Custom Monitor Hung Signal Application Monitor to Change Process Stabilization Interval Monitor Method Monitor Interval Hung Monitor Signal Select the Parent Application Select the Child Application Add Parent/Child Dependency between Applications Parent Application Child Application Dependency Group Name Select a Parent/Child Application Dependency to Change/Show Select a Parent/Child Application Dependency to Change/Show Change/Show Parent/Child Dependency between Applications Old Parent Application New Parent Application Old Child Application New Child Application Select a Parent/Child Application Dependency to Delete Remove Parent/Child Dependency between Applications Update the configuration Start Application Application to Start Stop Application Application to Stop Start Application Dependency Group Application Dependency Group to Start Stop Application Dependency Group Application Dependency Group to Stop APPLICATION PROCESS MONITOR ATTRIBUTES: Parent Child Add a Resource Group with NFS exports Change/Show a Resource Group with NFS exports Remove a Resource Group with NFS exports Select a Resource Group to Remove Add a Concurrent Logical Volume for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Show Volume Groups in use for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Stop using a Volume Group for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Configure failure action for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Volume Groups Add or Remove Nodes from a Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Network Select Logical Volume to use for Heartbeat Physical Volume to reserve for Heartbeat Select a Volume Group for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Select Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Network to Remove Select Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Volume Group Existing Logical Volume to reserve for heartbeat Remove Logical Volume from Volume Group ? Optional notification method On loss of access Halt the node Bring the Resource Group offline Move the Resource Group to a backup node Manage Concurrent Access Volume Groups for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Use an existing Logical Volume and Volume Group for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Create a new Volume Group and Logical Volume for Multi-Node Disk Heartbeat Soft FILE size Soft CPU time Soft DATA segment Soft STACK size Soft CORE file size Hard FILE size Hard CPU time Hard DATA segment Hard STACK size Hard CORE file size ERROR: The version of snapshot [%1$s]
does not match the installed software version. You must use clconvert_snapshot
first to convert the snapshot to be compatible with the installed version.
See the man page for clconvert_snapshot for further information.
AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Enable AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Disable AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Manage Command Groups for AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources List Command Groups for AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Add a Command Group for AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Change / Show a Command Group for AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Remove Command Groups for AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Select a Template Command Group for AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Select a Command Group for AIX Tracing for Cluster Resources Command Groups Maximum Duration ADDITIONAL EVENT GROUPS to trace ADDITIONAL event IDs to trace Event Groups to EXCLUDE from trace Event IDs to EXCLUDE from trace Process IDs to Trace Propagate Tracing to Trace MODE STOP when log file full? LOG FILE Omit PS/NM/LOCK HEADER to log file? Omit DATE-SYSTEM HEADER to log file? Trace BUFFER SIZE in bytes LOG FILE SIZE in bytes Buffer Allocation WPAR names to Trace Save WPAR's CID in trace entries? Command Group ID (optional)
If none, no template command group is used. Command Group ID Command Group Description Event Groups Event IDs Command to Enable Component Trace Command to Disable Component Trace 24 new processes and threads,new threads,nothing alternate,single,circular yes,no no,yes automatic,kernel heap,separate segments There are no Composite Groups defined (according to symcg).
That's ok - you can type the name here manually then create
the Composite Group later.
There are no Device Groups defined (according to symdg).
That's ok - you can type the name here manually then create
the Device Group later.
# No Fallback Timer Policies configured.
Enhanced Journaled File System
Standard Journaled File System
Compressed Journaled File System
Large File Enabled Journaled File System
PowerHA SystemMirror PowerHA SystemMirror provides high availability by monitoring and responding
to failures of specific resources. These resources are combined into groups
which comprise all the resources associated with a specific application.
PowerHA SystemMirror manages a resource group as a unit - if one or more
resources in the group fails, PowerHA SystemMirror recovers them or moves
the entire group / application to a backup node.
Configuring PowerHA SystemMirror consists of defining the set of nodes
and networks where PowerHA SystemMirror will run, defining the resources
and resource groups PowerHA SystemMirror is to monitor and recover, verifying
the configuration and correcting any problems, then synchronizing the
configuration to all nodes in the cluster.
Once configured, you will start cluster services to have PowerHA SystemMirror
begin managing and recovering the resources.
The most commonly used options for configuring PowerHA SystemMirror are found
under the top level menus in SMIT. For example, options for configuring
and managing the cluster, nodes, and networks (also known as the 'topology'
components of the cluster) are found under the 'Cluster Nodes and Networks'
SMIT path. Options for configuring and managing applications, resources
and resource groups are found under the 'Cluster Applications and Resources'
SMIT path.
Advanced or custom configuration options are found under the 'Custom Cluster
Configuration' SMIT path.
'System Management Tools (C_SPOC)' provides tools for configuring, changing
and managing the cluster, including starting and stopping PowerHA SystemMirror.
'Problem Determination Tools' provides tools for diagnosing and correcting
any problems.
Cluster Nodes and Networks Initial Cluster Setup (Typical) Setup a Cluster, Nodes and Networks Define Repository Disk and Cluster IP Address Manage the Cluster Remove the Cluster Definition Manage Nodes Add a Node Change/Show a Node Remove a Node Manage Networks and Network Interfaces Networks Network Interfaces Add a Network Change/Show a Network Move an Adapter to Another Network Remove a Network Show Topology Information by Network Interface Add a Network Interface Change/Show a Network Interface Remove a Network Interface Repository Disk Cluster IP Address Show All Network Interfaces Select an Network Interface to Show Show Information for All Network Interfaces Show Information for Selected Network Interface Select network interface to show Configure Persistent Node IP Label/Addresses Network interface to show What are the repository disk and cluster IP address ? PowerHA SystemMirror uses a central repository disk to
store its configuration. This disk must be shared by all
nodes in the local cluster. When sites are defined
for PowerHA SystemMirror Enterprise Edition, a unique
repository disk must be specified for each site in the
cluster.
The disk specified does not have to share the same
hdisk name on each node, but you should verify that
it is a disk with a common PVID defined on each node according
to lspv output. Specify the hdisk name of the disk on
this node, from which you are creating the cluster.
The cluster IP address is a multicast IP address that is used
for internal cluster communication and monitoring.
This multicast IP address will be generated automatically if
one is not provided, and you should only provide one if it
is necessary in your environment. If you do provide one,
it should be in the multicast address range,
224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255.
Neither the repository disk nor the cluster IP address
can be changed once you have synchronized the cluster configuration.
Discover Network Interfaces and Disks
This operation will discover configured interfaces and
disks on the nodes currently defined to the cluster.
Press enter to continue with this operation, or F3 to
cancel.
No nodes are currently defined for the cluster.
Define at least one node, and ideally all nodes, prior to defining
the repository disk and cluster IP address. It is important that all
nodes in the cluster have access to the repository disk and can be
reached via the cluster IP address, therefore you should define the
nodes in the cluster first.
Remove definition from all nodes Select one or more network interfaces to change/show Select one or more network interfaces to remove Update Network Interface with Operating System Settings Cluster Aware AIX uses a central repository disk to
store its configuration. This disk must be shared by all
nodes. When sites with linked clusters are defined a unique
repository disk must be specified for each site.
The disk specified does not have to share the same
hdisk name on each node, but you should verify that
it is a disk with a common PVID defined on each node according
to lspv output. Specify the hdisk name of the disk on
the node where you are configuring the cluster.
You can change the repository disk later if needed.
The cluster IP address is a multicast IP address that is used
for internal cluster communication and monitoring.
This multicast IP address will be generated automatically if
one is not provided. If you do provide one it must be in
the multicast address range 224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255.
If you have IPv6 addresses configured, CAA will also use
IPv6 multicast. The IPv6 multicast address cannot be
specified directly: it is derived by OR'ing the standard
prefix of 0xFF05 with the (hex converted) IPv4 multicast.
Example:
Assume IPv4 address is 228.8.16.129 or 0xE4081081
Transformation by OR'ing bits (0xFF05:: | 0xE4081081)
The resulting IPv6 multicast address will be 0xFF05::E408:1081
The cluster IP address can not be changed later without
recreating the CAA cluster. Learn more about repository disk and cluster IP address Configure Cluster Split and Merge Policy Split Handling Policy Merge Handling Policy Split and Merge Action Plan Select Tie Breaker None,Tie Breaker,Manual
Majority,Tie Breaker,Priority,Manual
Reboot
None
Configure Split and Merge Policy for a Stretched Cluster Configure Split and Merge Policy for a Linked Cluster None,Tie Breaker Majority,Tie Breaker Manual Choice Options Notify Method Notify Interval (seconds) Maximum Notifications Default Surviving Site split merge split or merge A cluster %1$s has been detected.
You must decide if this side of the partitioned cluster is to continue.
To have it continue, enter
/usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities/cl_sm_continue
To have the recovery action - %2$s - taken on all nodes on this partition, enter
/usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities/cl_sm_recover
Current Policies are:
Tie Breaker No communications path was specified and node name "%1$s"
was not resolved by the "host" command.
Either provide a communications path, or
specify a node name that resolves to an IP address.
Communications path "%1$s" is not valid.
It cannot be resolved by the "host" command.
Node name "%1$s" which resolves to IP address "%2$s" is not consistent
with communications path "%3$s"
Node name "%1$s" which resolves to IP address "%2$s" is not consistent
with communications path "%3$s" which resolves to IP address "%4$s"
%1$s - select this item to remove the current Tie Breaker, %2$s Reboot
Apply to Storage Replication Recovery Manual Response to Split or Merge Display any needed Manual Response Provide a Manual Response This site should Continue
Recover
You have chosen for this side of the partitioned cluster to continue.
You must now log in to a node on the other side of the partitioned
cluster and use smit 'cl_sm_manual_menu_dmn' to specify the appropriate
response ('recover') for PowerHA SystemMirror to completely
recover from the split or merge.
You have chosen for this side of the partitioned cluster to recover.
You must now log in to a node on the other side of the partitioned
cluster and use smit 'cl_sm_manual_menu_dmn' to specify the appropriate
response ('continue') for PowerHA SystemMirror to completely
recover from the split or merge.
Add a Node to a Linked Cluster Continue,Recover None,Tie Breaker,Manual Majority,Tie Breaker,Priority,Manual Reboot,Restart Cluster Services NFS Options NFS Export Server Local Mount Directory NFS Export Directory None,Tie Breaker,Manual,NFS
Majority,Tie Breaker,Priority,Manual,NFS
Select TieBreaker Type Critical Resource Group Disk TieBreaker Configuration NFS TieBreaker Configuration Split Management Policy Merge Management Policy Configure Active Node Halt Policy Disk Fencing Quarantine Policy Active Node Halt Policy Priority
Majority
Manual
TieBreaker
Disk
NFS
Split and Merge Management Policy Majority,Tie Breaker,Manual,NFS Reboot,Disable Applications Auto-Start and Reboot,Disable Cluster Services Auto-Start and Reboot Reboot None,Tie Breaker,Manual,NFS None Majority TieBreaker NFS Manual quorum Start CAA on Merged Node None,Majority,TieBreaker Disk,TieBreaker NFS,Manual None,TieBreaker Disk,TieBreaker NFS,Manual None,Majority,TieBreaker Disk,TieBreaker NFS,Manual,Cloud None,TieBreaker Disk,TieBreaker NFS,Manual,Cloud Bucket name Cloud service Use existing bucket Add a Node to a Stretched Cluster Cluster Applications and Resources Resources Resource Groups Application Configuration Assistants (Smart Assists) Configure User Applications (Scripts and Monitors) Configure Tape Resources Application Controller Scripts Application Monitors Add Application Controller Scripts Change/Show Application Controller Scripts Select Application Controller Remove Application Controller Scripts Application Controller to Remove What is an "Application Controller" anyway ? What is an "Application Controller" ? PowerHA SystemMirror provides high availability for applications
by detecting and recovering from failures of resources on which
an application depends, such as disks that host the volume groups and
file systems for an application, and network adapters that host
application IP addresses.
In order to define an application to the cluster, you create
"Application Controller" scripts that are used to start and stop
the application. From the "Add Application Controller Scripts" menu,
you give the Application Controller itself a name and specify the path
to the start and stop scripts that control the application, then add
this Application Controller to a resource group.
SystemMirror will start and stop the application by calling the scripts you
provide. If you use a Configuration Assistant, SystemMirror provides the
scripts for you.
It is important that the start and stop scripts you specify for the
Application Controller are available in the same path on all nodes that
can host the resource group (according to the resource group definition),
and that the scripts are executable on those nodes. Configure Application for Dynamic LPAR and CoD Resources Configure Dynamic LPAR and CoD Resources for Applications Add Dynamic LPAR and CoD Resources for Applications Change/Show Dynamic LPAR and CoD Resources for Applications Remove Dynamic LPAR and CoD Resources for Applications Select an Application Controller to Configure Provisioning Configure Start After Resource Group Dependency Configure Stop After Resource Group Dependency Add Start After Resource Group Dependency Change/Show Start After Resource Group Dependency Remove Start After Resource Group Dependency Display Start After Resource Group Dependencies Add Stop After Resource Group Dependency Change/Show Stop After Resource Group Dependency Remove Stop After Resource Group Dependency Display Stop After Resource Group Dependencies Change/Show Nodes and Policies for a Resource Group Select the Source Resource Group Select the Target Resource Group Display All Start After Resource Group Dependencies per Source Display All Start After Resource Group Dependencies per Target Application Controller(s) to Monitor Application Controller Name Application Controllers #
# There are no application servers defined. Follow the
# SMIT paths to configure your Application Controller(s) first
# before adding them to a Resource Group.
# Application Controller Start Script Application Controller Stop Script Disaster Recovery Sites Site Resources Custom Cluster Configuration Initial Cluster Setup (Custom) Add/Change/Show Cluster Nodes Verify and Synchronize Cluster Configuration (Advanced) Cluster Startup Settings Cluster Events
NOTE: Cluster services must be RESTARTED
on all nodes in order for change to take effect
NOTE: All user-configured cluster information
WILL BE DELETED by this operation. Custom Volume Group Methods Custom File System Methods Add Custom File System Methods Change/Show Custom File System Methods Remove Custom File System Methods Events System Events Pre/Post-Event Commands Change/Show Pre-Defined Events User-Defined Events Remote Notification Methods Change/Show Event Response Event Name Response Select a Monitored System Event Include custom verification library checks Active Configure User Defined Resources and Types Configure User Defined Resource Types Configure User Defined Resources Add a User Defined Resource Type Change/Show a User Defined Resource Type Remove a User Defined Resource Type Add a User Defined Resource Change/Show a User Defined Resource Remove a User Defined Resource
Import User Defined Resource Types and Resources Definition from XML file Change/Show User Defined Resource Monitor User Defined Resource Monitor to change #
#There are no user defined resource monitors configured
# Resource Type Name Processing order Verification Method Verification Type Start Method Stop Method Monitor Method Cleanup Method Restart Method Failure Notification Method Required Attributes Optional Attributes Description Select a Resource Type New Perform After File name Select a User Defined Resource Type Resource Name Attribute data Select a User Defined Resource New Resource Name Log event and reboot,Only log the event Add Stop After Dependency between Resource Groups Resource to Monitor acquire first and release last acquire after %1$s and release before %2$s # Select FIRST to acquire the resource first and release it last # Selecting a resource type from the following list
# will cause the new resource type to be acquired after the
# selected type, and released before it # Selecting a resource type from the following list
# will cause this new resource type to be acquired after the
# selected type, and released before it
Learn more about Application Controllers
Learn more about Resource Groups
Learn more about Service Labels Compare Active and Default Configurations Fibre channel interface Select a new Cluster repository disk Cluster heartbeat settings Heartbeat Via SAN interfaces Add a SAN Heartbeat interface Fibre channel interface Remove a SAN Heartbeat interface PowerHA SystemMirror Log Viewing and Management Raw Disk UUIDs/hdisks Disk Error Management? Standard Cluster Deployment Multi Site Cluster Deployment Site 1 Name Site 2 Name Site Priority Cluster Type Site Multicast Address Select Site Priority Site Grace Period Site Heartbeat Cycle Setup Cluster, Sites, Nodes and Networks Manage Sites 1,2,Manual Stretched Cluster,Linked Cluster No nodes are currently defined for the cluster.
Define at least one node, and ideally all nodes, prior to defining
the repository disk and cluster IP address for each site. It is important
that all nodes in a site have access to the repository disk and can be
reached via the cluster IP address, therefore you should define the
nodes and sites in the cluster first.
Multi Site with Linked Clusters Configuration Initial site configuration has been saved. You can now go on
to complete the rest of the configuration, including adding backup
repository disks (recommended), custom event notifications, resource
groups and applications, etc.
When you have entered all the basic information you can then use
Verification and Synchronization to verify the configuration and
distribute it to all cluster nodes.
Default Multicast IP address will be used for site %1$s and will
be assigned during Synchronization.
The cluster has already been defined in AIX and basic elements
can no longer be changed unless you remove the cluster first.
Use the Custom configuration SMIT options to add and remove nodes.
The basic cluster configuration is as follows:
#
# You must define a repository disk before using this option.
#
Add a Repository Disk Remove a Repository Disk Show Repository Disks Manage Repository Disks Repository Disk to Remove #
# There are currently no backup repostory disks defined.
# Press F3 to return.
#
Select a Site Show Topology Information by Site Show All Sites Select a Site to Show Site to Show Replace the Primary Repository Disk Node Failure Detection Timeout Failure Indication Grace Time Link Failure Detection Timeout Add a Site to a Stretched Cluster Change/Show a Site in a Stretched Cluster Remove a Site from a Stretched Cluster I want to work with Sites in a Linked Cluster Invalid repository disk specified: PVID %1$s could not be found in CuAt.
Stretched Cluster Linked Cluster Select a new repository disk ERROR: This cluster is defined as a Linked Cluster.
You cannot manage the cluster sites through these smit panels.
Please remove the existing cluster first if you wish to change the
cluster sites or configure the cluster as a stretched cluster instead.
# ERROR: This cluster is defined as a Linked Cluster.
# You cannot manage the cluster sites through these smit panels.
# Please remove the existing cluster first if you wish to change
# the cluster sites or configure the cluster as a stretched
# cluster instead.
Show Site Topology Information There are no sites defined Site Multicast IP Site Repository Disk (pvid) Node Failure Detection Grace Period
ERROR: the repository disk specified for site "%1$s",
with a PVID of "%2$s", is ambiguous since it has multiple
matching entries in CuAt on node "%3$s". Only disks with a unique
PVID should be specified for use as a repository.
PVID "%2$s" maps to the following disks on node "%3$s":
%4$s
To replace the current repository for site "%1$s",
either use the following command:
Or use the SMIT fast path, "%1$s", which will open
directly to the "%2$s" panel, which can
also be navigated to under the top-level "%3$s"
panel.
Warning: you are removing a site which will leave
only 1 site configured.
You will not be able to verify and synchronize these
changes until you add site(s) for a total of 2 sites
or delete all sites.
Warning: you are removing sites from a Linked Cluster.
You will not be able to verify and synchronize these
changes until you add site(s) for a total of 2 sites.
Node Failure Detection Timeout during LPM LPM Node Policy manage,unmanage No repository disk specified.
Network Failure Detection Time No Site Cluster
WARNING: The backup repository disk specified for node "%1$s",
with a PVID of "%2$s", does not exist in node "%1$s". If the PVID "%2$s"
is not valid in the current system configuration, then use the following command
to remove PVID from backup repository list.
/usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities/clmgr remove repository
Network failure detection time is not modified as PowerHA
supports this tunable only from AIX 71 TL4 version.
Config timeout Deadman Mode Repository Mode Disaster Recovery Assert,Event Critical Daemon Restart Grace Period Successfully configured the cluster level RSCT Critical Resource Daemon Grace Period.
Tie Breaker and other RSCT services will not work during this time.
And after waiting for %1$d seconds if daemons are not restarted, cluster nodes will be halted..
ERROR: Installed RSCT verion "%1$s" is not supported for CRIT_DAEMON_RESTART_GRACE_PERIOD attribute.
Minimum RSCT version required to support CRIT_DAEMON_RESTART_GRACE_PERIOD is "%2$s" The optional cluster IP address input lets you specify a multicast IP address
for use with multicast heartbeat. The IP address you supplied is ignored because
you selected unicast heartbeat.
Heartbeat Mechanism Cluster Multicast Address
(Used only for multicast heartbeat) Unicast
Multicast
This cluster uses unicast heartbeat
Site Multicast Address
(used only for multicast heartbeat) Default Multicast IP address will be assigned during synchronization
Each site in a linked cluster must have a different repository
Chose a different repository disk for each site
Multicast with IP address %1$s
Cluster configuration is unchanged
Cluster heartbeat mechanism has been changed to %1$s.
Use the Verification and Synchronization operation to make this change effective.
Note: Once a cluster has been defined to AIX, all that can be modified is the Heartbeat Mechanism Unicast,Multicast Current cluster configuration follows:
Note: Once a cluster has been defined to AIX, it cannot be modified
Press enter to see a display of the current configuration Default Multicast IP address will be used for cluster %1$s
and will be assigned during Synchronization
Multicast with IP address %1$s on %2$s and IP address %3$s on %4$s
Add Discovered Network Interfaces to the Configuration A node name could not be determined from the supplied communication path.
Either supply a node name, or correct the specification of the communcation path. Either a node name or a communication path must be supplied Cluster is already defined to AIX. To makes changes you must first
delete the existing cluster. Press enter to display the current configuration. Learn more about available updates and fixes
Note: Modification of Heartbeat Mechanism is
disabled. Possible reason may be network is down
and cluster is running over repository disk.
Please bring the network up and try to change
Heartbeat Mechanism.
Note: Modification of Heartbeat Mechanism is
disabled. Possible reason may be network is down
in one of the cluster nodes.
Please bring the network up and try to change
Heartbeat Mechanism. Select disks to be mirrored from the local site Select disks to be mirrored from the remote site Enter the size of the ASYNC cache Remove GLVM Configuration Check Whether Cluster Exists Create GMVG with Asynchronous Mirror Pools Configure Asynchronous GMVG Configure Synchronous GMVG Create GMVG with Synchronous Mirror Pools Enter the name of the VG Remove GLVM Select GMVG to be unconfigured GLVM Configuration Assistant There are no sites defined.
Define a multi-site cluster, which is needed to configure GLVM, prior to defining
the repository disks and cluster IP address. It is important that all
nodes in the cluster have access to the repository disk or respective
repository disks(in case of a linked cluster) and can be reached via the
cluster IP addresses.
Enter the unit of ASYNC cache size Gigabytes,Megabytes,Kilobytes Resource Optimized High Availability On/Off CoD Agreement Resources Optimized High Availability management
can take advantage of On/Off CoD resources.
On/Off CoD use would incur additional costs.
Do you agree to use On/Off CoD and be billed
for extra costs? HMC Configuration Hardware Resource Provisioning for Application Controller Change/Show Default Cluster Tunables Change/Show Secondary LPARs Policy Add HMC Definition Change/Show HMC Definition Remove HMC Definition Change/Show HMC List for a Node Change/Show Default HMC Tunables Change/Show Default HMC List HMC name DLPAR operations timeout (in minutes) Number of retries Delay between retries (in seconds) Change/Show HMC List for a Site Check connectivity between HMC and nodes Select an HMC HMC list Add Hardware Resource Provisioning to an Application Controller Change/Show Hardware Resource Provisioning of an Application Controller Remove Hardware Resource Provisioning from an Application Controller Use desired level from the LPAR profile Optimal amount of gigabytes of memory Optimal number of dedicated processors Optimal number of processing units Optimal number of virtual processors Dynamic LPAR Start Resource Groups even if resources are
insufficient Adjust Shared Processor Pool size if required Force synchronous release of DLPAR resources On/Off CoD I agree to use On/Off CoD and be billed for
extra costs Number of activating days for On/Off CoD requests Enable secondary LPARs management Secondary LPARs policy LPAR Availability Priority Threshold Minimize,Shutdown Ignore errors if nodes are unreachable ? Enterprise Pool Resource Allocation order Free Pool First,Enterprise Pool First Always Start Resource Groups Connection Type SSH,REST API User Name Change/Show HMC Credentials NovaLink Configuration Add NovaLink Definition Change/Show NovaLink Definition Remove NovaLink Definition Change/Show Default NovaLink Tunables NovaLink name Check connectivity between NovaLink and nodes Select a NovaLink Change/Show PowerHA Log File Size Select the Log File to change, or ALL to change all logs Log File Wrap when it reaches this size (megabytes) ALL - Use the same value for all logs
The changes made to log file %1$s will take effect when
cluster services are restarted.
Log File size in MB Unstable Threshold Unstable Period (seconds) Free Pool before Enterprise pool,Enterprise pool before Free Pool,All Enterprise Pool before Free Pool Cloud Backup Configuration Backup Profiles Add Backup Profile Change/Show Backup Profile Remove Backup Profile Enable Backup Backup Method Resource Group(s) Volume Group(s) Cloud Service AWS Compression Backup Frequency (in days) Backup Schedule Incremental Backup Frequency (in hours) Select a Backup Enabled Resource Group Target Location Select a Backup Type Cloud
Remote Storage
Cloud Remote Storage Replicated Resources Storage Configuration Encryption Algorithm DISABLE,KMS,AES Add Backup Profile for Cloud Add Backup Profile for Remote Storage Change/Show Backup Profile for Cloud Change/Show Backup Profile for Remote Storage Add Storage Configuration Change/Show Storage Configuration Remove Storage Configuration Storage Name Storage Type IP Address Select a Storage Type Select a Storage Name Cancel Backup Clear Backup Select a Node to recover from event script failure # No nodes found that currently have event script failures.
# Check the status of all nodes to determine if any
# further recovery actions are required.
Node to recover from event script failure Cancel remaining event processing? Event processing resumed.
Event processing cancelled.
There was a problem attempting to recover from event script
failure. If this problem persists, please report it to IBM support.
List Cloud Backups Bucket Name Start Time End Time # No cloud resources are configured New Storage Name Fail event if pre or post event fails? Cluster services are not stable. Additional event script errors
may have occurred.
Check hacmp.out for errors and run recovery again
until cluster services stabilize.
Verify that all resources and resource groups are in the expected state.
Take any necessary actions to recover resource groups that are in ERROR state.
The following events have been cancelled:
Storage Connectivity Check Select a resource for backup Select a Backup Profile Backup Profile # No volume groups are configured for selected resource group. # Cluster is not configured, configure cluster to proceed. # There are no resource groups configured,
# at least one resource group should be configuired. # Backup is defined for all the configured resource groups,
# please configure new resource groups to proceed. # No volume groups are configured for configured resource groups. Search for PowerHA SMIT panels Learn more about initial cluster configuration # If you do not see a selection you were expecting
# consider the following:
Create Cloud Backup Compare Cluster Snapshots and Configuration Snapshot name, file, or Configuration Directory # Enter the first configuration to use in the comparison.
# The default is to use the Active Configuration Directory (ACD).
# You may also select the Default Configuration Directory (DCD),
# a snapshot name from the list of snapshots below
# or enter a full path to a snapshot file.
# Enter the second configuration to use in the comparison.
# The default is to use the Default Configuration Directory (DCD).
# You may also select the Active Configuration Directory (ACD),
# a snapshot name from the list of snapshots below
# or enter a full path to a snapshot file.
First configuration to compare Second configuration to compare Diagnose problems with network interfaces Show current state of a network interface