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11-21-2008 06:48 AM
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Re: cluster
cmviewcl -v
cmviewcl -v command shows status for the cluster
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11-21-2008 06:53 AM
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Re: cluster
# cmviewcl -v --> verbose output which gives detail report of the Cluster
# ps -ef |grep cmcld --> cluster deamon process
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Johnson
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11-21-2008 06:55 AM
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Re: cluster
I want to know one thing What is the difference between cluster and normal server.
I want to know about LUN disks. what are the advantage of LUN disks?
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11-21-2008 06:57 AM
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Re: cluster
A Serviceguard cluster is a networked grouping of HP9000 or HP Integrity servers (this
host systems are called â nodesâ ) having sufficient redundancy of software and hardware
to avoid a single point of failure (SPOF) and service disruption.
Reagrds
Prashant
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11-21-2008 07:01 AM
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Re: cluster
At storage level
lun means of bunch of physical disk.
physical disks are grouped togeter using raid technology. but server point of view we can treat as a physical volume (PV)
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Prashant
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11-21-2008 07:03 AM
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Re: cluster
>>>(It means you server not part of Cluster)<<<
I want to know one thing What is the difference between cluster
two or more server join to gether form a Cluster
1. why join --> to avoid any SPOF -> Single point of Failures,
(example "you have Database Server running and you buisness is very critcal and you d'not offered any down-time for your buisness) so we can step a Cluster "Server"
and normal server.
(Its normal ,like standalone Server / indepentant Server,
I want to know about LUN disks.
>>(Collection / Groups of Pshyical Volume / Harddisk" form a LUN,
what are the advantage of LUN disks?
1. Use for RAID technologies
2. better I/O permformance
3. Realiable - LUN Disks
4. Can avoid Many SPOF -- like disk failures , Controller failures, but still you can have data access to Alternative disk
Thanks,
Johnson
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11-22-2008 01:24 AM
11-22-2008 01:24 AM
Re: cluster
#cmviewcl -v ---- view running cluster
#ps -ef |grep -i cmcld -checking cluster deamon