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08-20-2004 09:48 PM
08-20-2004 09:48 PM
MC/SG
Hi Gurus
Ihave a doubt In a two node cluster if the primary server went down what will the satus of the packages if the auto witching is not enabled . Is it possible to start the package in the second node without shutting down the second system by using cmrunpkg command.And what abt the data if we are staring by using cmrunpkg will it led to any data loss.Or we need to use any other command
to start the pkg
Ihave a doubt In a two node cluster if the primary server went down what will the satus of the packages if the auto witching is not enabled . Is it possible to start the package in the second node without shutting down the second system by using cmrunpkg command.And what abt the data if we are staring by using cmrunpkg will it led to any data loss.Or we need to use any other command
to start the pkg
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08-20-2004 10:29 PM
08-20-2004 10:29 PM
Re: MC/SG
Hi Kamal,
If the Auto-switching was disabled before the primary server went down, then the package will not start on the adoptive server.
You can run the package from the adoptive node by enabling the switching on that node.
# cmmodpkg -e -n
Then you can do
# cmrunpkg -v
The filesystems will be fsck'ed before mounting and hence should not cause any data loss in most of the cases.
Try this out and let us know the result.
Cheers,
Mohan.
If the Auto-switching was disabled before the primary server went down, then the package will not start on the adoptive server.
You can run the package from the adoptive node by enabling the switching on that node.
# cmmodpkg -e -n
Then you can do
# cmrunpkg -v
The filesystems will be fsck'ed before mounting and hence should not cause any data loss in most of the cases.
Try this out and let us know the result.
Cheers,
Mohan.
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08-21-2004 03:32 AM
08-21-2004 03:32 AM
Re: MC/SG
Kamal,
When auto switching is disabled, packages will not shift to secondary server. You have two options before you:
1. # cmmodpkg -e -n pkg1
This will enable the switching.
Or
2. When primary server goes down you need execute following on secondary:
# cmmodpkg -e -n pkg1
# cmrunpkg -n pkg1
This will enbale the package on secondary and will be able to run on secondary server.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
When auto switching is disabled, packages will not shift to secondary server. You have two options before you:
1. # cmmodpkg -e -n
This will enable the switching.
Or
2. When primary server goes down you need execute following on secondary:
# cmmodpkg -e -n
# cmrunpkg -n
This will enbale the package on secondary and will be able to run on secondary server.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
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