MCSG que for L3 SA

[ani007]

My all Friends,
Each & every moment you people help me a lot. I need your help again. I am trying to learn MCservice guard. I just know only the following
starting,stopping pkg,remove a node from cluster. Can you please tell me as a L3 system admin which are the following things I should know about MCSG.I am not getting any good project in my office because i don’t have good knowledge in MCSG, Every one is asking some question on MCSG when i am giving interview in L-3 post. If possible can you please give some idea that as a L3 sys admin which are the following things are mandatory in MCSG. In my current project there is no chance for MCSG ,so I want to get atleast some bookish knowledge , so that in future I can work on some good project on Mcsg.

[kemo]

please check the below link, it helps a lot understanding the concept.

Removed due to Copyright Infringement
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Thanks

[Duncan Edmonstone]

The link posted above is to an illegal copy of Charles's book.

By reading that website and posting links here, you are helping to ensure that books like Charles's never get published again. This is straight and outright theft and respectable sysadmins should not tolerate it.

I will be contacting the site admins to get that link pulled.

Duncan

[kemo]

Hello

you are totally right Mr. Duncan, it is actually my mistake. i didn't notice that actually..
please do the needful.

Thanks

[Matti_Kurkela]

L3 is the most skilled sysadmin level, right?

A L3 sysadmin should be able to:
- design and implement new Serviceguard clusters
- plan and implement all kinds of configuration changes to existing clusters
- troubleshoot Serviceguard cluster problems.

Instructions for all this are available in the standard Serviceguard manual, titled "Managing Serviceguard". It is available for free in PDF form:
http://www.hp.com/go/hpux-serviceguard-docs

Each edition of the book is for a specific release of Serviceguard, so ideally you should find out the version of Serviceguard you'll be working with, and read the correct version of the book. But if you're preparing for Serviceguard in general, reading the latest edition is probably a good idea.
Here's a direct link to the latest edition:

http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02437444/c02437444.pdf

MK

[ani007]

tnx all.
Regards,
Ani