PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.1 (Linux)
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Chapter 10 File System Management> 10.4 Using the GFS Shared File System for RMS Cluster Operation

10.4.3 Setup flow when the GFS Shared File System is to be used in RMS cluster operation

The following shows the flow of the setup procedure to be used when the GFS Shared File System for use in RMS cluster operation is to be created in the GDS volume for which the CIP settings have been completed:

Shared operation

(to be executed on node A)

Node A (active node)

Node B (standby node)

Execution of automatic resource registration
(See "Procedure 1" in "10.4.4.")

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GDS volume creation
(See "Procedure 2" in "10.4.4.")
Creating the GFS Shared File System management partition
(See "Procedure 3" in "10.4.4.")

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Node registration to the GFS Shared File System
(See "Procedure 3" in "10.4.4.")

Node registration to the GFS Shared File System
(See "Procedure 3" in "10.4.4.")

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Creating the GFS Shared File System
(See "Procedure 3" in "10.4.4.")

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Adding the relevant GFS Shared File System to /etc/fstab
(See "Procedure 4" in "10.4.4.")

Adding the relevant GFS Shared File System to /etc/fstab
(See "Procedure 4" in "10.4.4.")

RMS configuration definition settings(RMS application switchover definition)
(See "Procedure 5" in "10.4.4.")

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Start up RMS and check settings
(See "Procedure 6" in "10.4.4.")

Start up RMS and check settings
(See "Procedure 6" in "10.4.4.")


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