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11-16-2010 05:16 AM
11-16-2010 05:16 AM
Hi Gurus!
A fast one ;-)
Got a two-node cluster, 11.31/SG 11.19.
Is it possible, without shutting down the cluster, to move from lock disk to a quorum-server?
Thanks in advance.
Greetings from
Danny Petterson
A fast one ;-)
Got a two-node cluster, 11.31/SG 11.19.
Is it possible, without shutting down the cluster, to move from lock disk to a quorum-server?
Thanks in advance.
Greetings from
Danny Petterson
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11-16-2010 06:26 AM
11-16-2010 06:26 AM
Re: Move from lock disk to quorum server
Hi Danny,
You can change the quorum configuration while the cluster is up and running. This
includes changes to the quorum method (for example from a lock disk to a Quorum server)
1. Set up the quorum server and configure it with the quorum serverâ s IP address
and hostname.
2. Install and configure the Quorum Server software on the new system. Be sure to
include in the new QS authorization file (/etc/cmcluster/qs_authfile) all
of the nodes that were configured for the old quorum server.
3. Start the Quorum Server as follows:
â ¢ Edit the /etc/inittab file to add the Quorum Server entries.
â ¢ Use the init q command to run the Quorum Server.
4. The Quorum Server log file on the new quorum server will show a log message
like the following for each cluster that uses the Quorum Server:
Request for lock /sg/ succeeded. New lock owners: N1, N2
5. To check that the Quorum Server has been correctly configured and to verify the
connectivity of a node to the quorum server, you can execute the following
command from your cluster nodes as follows:
cmquerycl -q QSHostName -n Node1 -n Node2 ...
The command will output an error message if the specified nodes cannot
communicate with the quorum server.
You can change the quorum configuration while the cluster is up and running. This
includes changes to the quorum method (for example from a lock disk to a Quorum server)
1. Set up the quorum server and configure it with the quorum serverâ s IP address
and hostname.
2. Install and configure the Quorum Server software on the new system. Be sure to
include in the new QS authorization file (/etc/cmcluster/qs_authfile) all
of the nodes that were configured for the old quorum server.
3. Start the Quorum Server as follows:
â ¢ Edit the /etc/inittab file to add the Quorum Server entries.
â ¢ Use the init q command to run the Quorum Server.
4. The Quorum Server log file on the new quorum server will show a log message
like the following for each cluster that uses the Quorum Server:
Request for lock /sg/
5. To check that the Quorum Server has been correctly configured and to verify the
connectivity of a node to the quorum server, you can execute the following
command from your cluster nodes as follows:
cmquerycl -q QSHostName -n Node1 -n Node2 ...
The command will output an error message if the specified nodes cannot
communicate with the quorum server.
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11-16-2010 07:07 AM
11-16-2010 07:07 AM
Solution
Hi,
you can change it online - A 11.19*
http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02437444/c02437444.pdf
Please read page 66 - chapter
"What Happens when You Change the Quorum Configuration Online"
Regards,
Sooraj
you can change it online - A 11.19*
http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02437444/c02437444.pdf
Please read page 66 - chapter
"What Happens when You Change the Quorum Configuration Online"
Regards,
Sooraj
"UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity" - Dennis Ritchie
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11-16-2010 01:34 PM
11-16-2010 01:34 PM
Re: Move from lock disk to quorum server
Suggest that you keep a lock disk if you have LVM VGs used by packages. You can select a new lock disk or change to a different type of quorum mechanism while the cluseter is up with 11.19. ITs great..
just edit the file do a cmapplyconf and the new lock mechanism should get used if available.
just edit the file do a cmapplyconf and the new lock mechanism should get used if available.
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