serviceguard PKG configuration

[Asif_8]

It's been a few years since I've worked with HP Service Guard, but

HP install 2 node serviceguard on Hp-ux11.31 on superdome Vpars for Oracle 9iR2.8 we using active and passive but when I kill my listener procece pkg is not swtich to other node ..
How to i set PKg if litener fail then Pkg switch to other node

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

May we see your proposed package control script?

The default package control script has a ton of documentation built in to help you build the package.

There are a of good documents on the subject:
http://docs.hp.com/en/J4256-90009/ch08s11.html

The OS of the document is not important. Note that 11.19 is the last planned SG release for Linux. I mention this because your question is posted in the Linux Serviceguard section, even though there is an HP-UX serviceguard section.

It would help to see the current package control script, know the version of SG, and see the logs which probably include some error information.

Alternate Link:
http://docs.hp.com/en/T1859-90048/ch02s30.html

SEP

[whiz_kid911 · Accepted solution]

u can use hp oracle toolkit to monitor oracle instances.
stopping listener doenst invoke a failover though, it would only restart it in the same node.

[SoorajCleris]

Hi,

The package manager will always try to keep a failover package running unless there is
something preventing it from running on any node. The most common reasons for a
failover package not being able to run are:
â ¢ That AUTO_RUN is disabled so Serviceguard is not allowed to start the package
â ¢ That NODE_SWITCHING is disabled for the package on particular nodes
â ¢ That the package has a dependency that is not being met

Regards,
Sooraj

[Asif_8]

Thanks

Can you help to me How I monitor LISTENER by Toolkit