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PRIMECLUSTER Global Link Services Configuration and AdministrationGuide 4.2Redundant Line Control Function

C.3.3 Other incompatibles

C.3.3.1 Activation timing of GS/SURE linkage mode on the cluster system

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On an environment where GS/SURE Linkage mode is operating on the cluster system, activate a standby node of a virtual interface (operation mode 'n') from the system startup.

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Before modification

During the system starts up, the virtual interface on standby node (operation mode 'n') will not be activated. Instead, the physical interface will be activated.

After modification

During the system starts up, the virtual interface on standby node (operation mode 'n') will be activated. But, the physical interface will not be activated.

[Notes]

You need to pay attention to applications which are aware of the interface name during the communication. Previously, physical interface names have interface names according to each NIC type, such as "hme0" or "hme1", on the standby node. However, they are activated by a virtual interface name, such as "sha1" or "sha2" activate from this version.

C.3.3.2 Verifying the network address

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During system configuration or activation of virtual interfaces, Redundant Line Control function now verifies for the consistency of network address for configured virtual IP address and physical IP address. In the case where invalid network address of virtual or physical IP address is configured, it will output the following warning.

Warning:

hanet: 35800: warning: the same network addresses are inappropriate.

Note

Before the hanetconfig command defines virtual interfaces, please define sub-net mask as a /etc/inet/netmasks file. A warning message may be outputted when sub-net mask is not being defined in advance.

[Changes]

Before modification

It did not check for the consistency of network address for the configured IP addresses.

Network Address

Redundant Mode

Results

Network address of each interface (physical interface, virtual interface, etc.) is consistent

NIC Switching mode

Valid configuration

No warning message

Fast Switching mode

Invalid configuration

RIP mode

GS/SURE linkage mode

After modification

Verifies for the consistency of network address for the configured IP addresses.

Network Address

Redundant Mode

Results

Network address of each interface (physical interface, virtual interface, etc.) is consistent

NIC Switching mode

Valid configuration

No warning message

Fast Switching mode

Invalid configuration

Outputs warning message

(No.358)

RIP mode

GS/SURE linkage mode

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