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02-13-2004 08:32 AM
02-13-2004 08:32 AM
APA software
It seems that IBM and SUN have this feature for free, while HP charge money for the APA sw.
thx in advance
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02-13-2004 08:39 AM
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Re: APA software
Only otherway I know is with ServiceGuard which does Active/passive failover. And you will have to pay for it too. You can setup a single node cluster which can take care of active - standby lan card failure.
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02-13-2004 09:12 AM
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Re: APA software
thx
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02-13-2004 09:14 AM
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Re: APA software
You could probably do an active/passive with your own scripts. But as far as HP goes and my knowledge goes, there isn't any free way of doing either of active/passive and active/active.
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02-13-2004 09:22 AM
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02-13-2004 09:43 AM
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Re: APA software
You will need to have a standby card connected to the same lan (bridged) but in unconfigured state.
You can write a script that runs either through cron or continuously with sleeps in it. You will need to find if the primary interface is down. One way is to check for the hardware state of the lancard. You can use a small script like below
lanadmin << EOF 2>&1 |grep "Operation Status"
lan
ppa 5
display
quit
EOF
If the output is down, then the physical state of the card is possibly down, then you can use 'ifconfig' command to unconfigure the primary interface and configure the IP address on the standby interface.
This is only an idea. You will need to improvise on it.
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