PRIMECLUSTER Installation and Administration Guide 4.1 (for Solaris(TM) Operating System) |
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Part 2 Installation | > Chapter 6 Building Cluster Applications | > 6.6 Setting Up Cluster Applications | > 6.6.1 Setting Up Resources |
Normally to use a takeover network, use either "Gls" (Global Link Services) or "Ipaddress" as the resource type. If the availability of the takeover network is needed, use "Gls."
A takeover network must be set up if you are building a system like a client/server system that communicates with cluster services that operate in the cluster system.
Takeover networks allow communication to continue with the same network name from outside the cluster even if a cluster application that operates in the cluster system undergoes failover.
The takeover network types are IP address takeover, MAC address takeover, and node name takeover.
When switchover takes place, the defined IP address is taken over to the OPERATING node.
This is the basic function of a takeover network.
The MAC address is also taken over to the OPERATING node.
The node name* is also taken over to the OPERATING node.
Use this type if a program that operates as a cluster application in the cluster node recognizes node names.
* This is the same value as the host name that is obtained when uname -n is executed.
If the GUI is used to execute the setup, certain files are edited as shown below.
The files differ according to the takeover network type.
# Start of lines added by FJSVwvucw - DO NOT DELETE OR CHANGE THIS LINE
# Mon Aug 05 21:01:43 JST 2002
<Specify information that is dependent on that particular file. For example, for /etc/inet/hosts, the information becomes as follows:>
192.168.246.100 Ipaddress01
# End of lines added by FJSVwvucw - DO NOT DELETE OR CHANGE THIS LINE
/etc/inet/hosts
/usr/opt/reliant/etc/hvipalias
/etc/inet/hosts
/usr/opt/reliant/etc/hvipalias
/etc/nodename
Lines are not created automatically. The lines must be specified beforehand.
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