PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.2 (Solaris(TM) Operating Environment)

20.3.2 If the sfcfrmd daemon is started

Do not use sfcsetup(1M) to add node configuration information while a node is being started or stopped.

20.3.2.1 Setting Shared disks

For the GDS logical volume shared by the nodes for which node configuration information has been added to the management partition, change the scope attribute of the disk class so that the node for which node configuration information is to be added is included in the scope range.

For details, see "Operation using Global Disk Services Management View" in the "PRIMECLUSTER Global Disk Services Configuration and Administration Guide."

20.3.2.2 Adding node configuration information to the management partition

Adding node configuration information to the management partition

sfcsetup(1M) with the -a and -r options adds node configuration information to the management partition while the sfcfrmd daemon is started.

An example of adding node configuration information to the management partition is shown below.

Perform the following operations at the node in which the sfcfrmd daemon has been started.

1.Check that the sfcfrmd daemon is operating.

# ps -ef | grep sfcfrmd

2.Check that the node (star) to be added has been incorporated into the cluster.

# cftool -n
Node  Number State       Os      Cpu
sunny 1      UP          Solaris Sparc
monny 2      UP          Solaris Sparc
star  3      UP          Solaris Sparc

3.Add the node configuration information for the node (star) to the management partition.

# sfcsetup -a -r star

While sfcsetup(1M) is being executed, do not start or stop a node that is registered or a node to be added to the management partition.

4.Check that the node configuration information of the added node has been registered.

# sfcsetup
HOSTID      CIPNAME     MP_PATH
8038xxxx    sunnyRMS     yes
8038yyyy    moonyRMS     yes
8038zzzz    starRMS      yes

20.3.2.3 Starting sfcfrmd daemon

To start the sfcfrmd daemon in the added node, use shutdown(1M) and restart the system.

For details on shutdown(1M), see the "Solaris X Reference Manual Collection."

The following example shows the specification for restarting the system in an added node.

# shutdown -i6 -g0 -y