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Re: MCSG FAILOVER

 
Ganesh Balraman
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MCSG FAILOVER

Hi All!

How to move running pacakge to secondary node without any dusruption in service?

How to do pataching on MCSG Clusters , is there any ITRC Doc for it?

Thanks,
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AnthonySN
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VVS
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Re: MCSG FAILOVER

>>How to move running pacakge to secondary node without any dusruption in service?

1. Halt the package on the primary node:
cmhaltpkg â n
2. Run the package on the secondary node:
cmrunpkg â n
3. Enable the package:
cmmodpkg â e

How to do pataching on MCSG Clusters , is there any ITRC Doc for it?

http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02056246/c02056246.pdf

Regards,
VVS
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Ganesh Balraman
Regular Advisor

Re: MCSG FAILOVER

Hi


Could not able to open the above link.

Please help.
Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: MCSG FAILOVER

>Could not able to open the above link

Which, both work for me.
Stephen Doud
Honored Contributor

Re: MCSG FAILOVER

Ganesh,

You ask:
"How to move running pacakge to secondary node without any dusruption in service?"

What disruption of service are you referring to?

If you are referring to the application the package is running, moving that package to another server WILL cause an interruption of service because
a) the new server must activate resources the application will need, including fsck, mount etc.
b) application recovery time if any
c) users will have to connect to the new server to access the application.

Viktor Balogh
Honored Contributor

Re: MCSG FAILOVER

Hi Ganesh,

You just can't switch the package _without_ any disruption to the service. But, to speed up the package switch, you can do the halt and the start phase from the command line like this:

# cmhaltpkg PKGNAME; cmrunpkg -n ONWHICHNODE PACKAGENAME

This way the start will be initiated right after the stop.

Regards,
Viktor
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