Ignite service service guard environment

[zubi_1]

I am new to Service Guard.

In a service guard environment, i have created volume group and cluster config file.I want to create ignite package.
When I install ignite software, it is distributed /var,/opt filesystems or is it necessary I install ignite in a new volume group which i created.

After the creation of cluster config file and cluster package file, how to link the ignite files to cluster config file and cluster package.

i hope that helps. Sometimes the service guard documentation is not clear.

[Stephen Doud]

What do you really want to protect with Serviceguard? The Ignite software, or the kernel images? Usually, it's the kernel images that you create using Ignite.
This means that you will need to create a package that mounts the Ignited images and presents an IP that represents the image server.

I did this once as an exercise, and created a document which is available for customers who have a software contract. Check out document ID UMCSGKBRC00014852
TITLE: Creating an Ignite-UX server package for Serviceguard

[zubi_1]

Dear Stephen,

Thanks for letting me know. I am not able to find the document, can you please let me know which site should i go to get the document.

thanks

[Mridul Shrivastava]

As mentioned, if you have a valid software contract with HP then same can be viewed at ITRC itself, refer the following link and search by DOC ID:

http://www12.itrc.hp.com/service/cki/enterService.do

[smg_atlas]

Hi Mridul,

Thanks for letting me know. I do have the HP Support.

I saw the document, I was thinking of using ignite service rather than the reloctable IP address. Because I have to arrange for the IP address. anyway I'll try using ignite service, if it dosent work i'll use IP address.

Thanks

[Mridul Shrivastava]

Do take some time to assign points to those guys who spent time and gave you valuable feedback in resolving the issue.

You may see more answers coming in from next time ;)