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Toscanini Montaño
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Managing the Cluster from SAM

Hello to all,

I have two rp7400 with HP-UX 11.11 and MC Service guard.

By some problem with the root file system on HP-UX, I’ve reinstalled the system operation.

Now all system is working fine but when I want manage MCSG from SAM, the following error appear in screen:

Other SAM:High availability Clusters has been replaced by ServiceGuard

I think that the problem is because the system needs some file from the previous backup, but I don’t know which one it´s?

Can somebody help me with this problem?

Thanks
Toscanini
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melvyn burnard
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Re: Managing the Cluster from SAM

suggestion here:
Don't use SAM to manage Serviceguard clusters.
Use Serviceguard Manager, or command line interface
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: Managing the Cluster from SAM

Shalom,

I would agree with the above suggestion. SAM isn't good at clusters, can't fix the inetd.conf issue introduced when using SG 11.16 on older configurations.

The general process is:
1) Make sure required SG patches are in.
2) Make changes mandated to inetd.conf if doing a upgrade.
3)cmquerycl (removing old binary file if existing)
4)Check package scripts
5)cmcheckconf
6)cmapplyconf

There are great docs on this at http://docs.hp.com

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Basheer_2
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Re: Managing the Cluster from SAM

Hi Montano,

sgmgr ( Service guard manager is GUI) is free.

if you are not comfortable with the command line, then use sgmgr
Stephen Doud
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Re: Managing the Cluster from SAM