EXPRESSCLUSTER X SingleServerSafe 5.3 for Linux Configuration Guide

Table of Contents:

• 1. Preface
  • 1.1. Who Should Use This Guide
  • 1.2. How This Guide Is Organized
  • 1.3. Terms Used in This Guide
  • 1.4. EXPRESSCLUSTER X SingleServerSafe Documentation Set
  • 1.5. Conventions
  • 1.6. Contacting NEC
• 2. EXPRESSCLUSTER X SingleServerSafe
  • 2.1. EXPRESSCLUSTER X SingleServerSafe
  • 2.2. How an error is detected in EXPRESSCLUSTER X SingleServerSafe
• 3. Creating configuration data
  • 3.1. Checking the values to be specified
  • 3.2. Starting up the Cluster WebUI
  • 3.3. Creating the configuration data
  • 3.4. Saving configuration data
  • 3.5. Checking configuration data
  • 3.6. Applying configuration data
• 4. Checking the cluster system
  • 4.1. Checking the operation by using the Cluster WebUI
  • 4.2. Checking the server operation by using commands
• 5. Group resource details
  • 5.1. Group resources
  • 5.2. Setting up an EXEC resource
• 6. Monitor resource details
  • 6.1. Monitor Resources
  • 6.2. Monitor resource properties
  • 6.3. Setting up disk monitor resources
  • 6.4. Setup example when READ (raw) is selected for the disk monitor resource
  • 6.5. Setting up IP monitor resources
  • 6.6. Setting up NIC Link Up/Down monitor resources
  • 6.7. Setting up PID monitor resources
  • 6.8. Setting up user-mode monitor resources
  • 6.9. Setting up custom monitor resources
  • 6.10. Setting up volume manager monitor resources
  • 6.11. Setting up multi target monitor resources
  • 6.12. Example multi target monitor resource configuration
  • 6.13. Setting up software RAID monitor resources
  • 6.14. Setting up external link monitor resources
  • 6.15. Setting up Process Name monitor resources
  • 6.16. Setting up DB2 monitor resources
  • 6.17. Setting up FTP monitor resources
  • 6.18. Setting up HTTP monitor resources
  • 6.19. Setting up IMAP4 monitor resources
  • 6.20. Setting up MySQL monitor resources
  • 6.21. Setting up NFS monitor resources
  • 6.22. Setting up ODBC monitor resources
  • 6.23. Setting up Oracle monitor resources
  • 6.24. Setting up POP3 monitor resources
  • 6.25. Setting up PostgreSQL monitor resources
  • 6.26. Setting up Samba monitor resources
  • 6.27. Setting up SMTP monitor resources
  • 6.28. Setting up SQL Server monitor resources
  • 6.29. Setting up Tuxedo monitor resources
  • 6.30. Setting up WebLogic monitor resources
  • 6.31. Setting up WebSphere monitor resources
  • 6.32. Setting up WebOTX monitor resources
  • 6.33. Setting up JVM monitor resources
  • 6.34. Setting up System monitor resources
  • 6.35. Setting up Process resource monitor resources
• 7. Heartbeat resources
  • 7.1. Heartbeat resources list
  • 7.2. Setting up LAN heartbeat resources
• 8. Details of other settings
  • 8.1. Cluster properties
  • 8.2. Server properties
  • 8.3. Number of components of each type that can be registered
• 9. Monitoring details
  • 9.1. Always monitor and Monitors while activated
  • 9.2. Monitor resource monitor interval
  • 9.3. Action when an error is detected by a monitor resource
  • 9.4. Recovering from a monitor error (normal)
  • 9.5. Activation or deactivation error for the recovery target during recovery
  • 9.6. Recovery/pre-recovery action script
  • 9.7. Delay warning of a monitor resource
  • 9.8. Waiting for a monitor resource to start monitoring
  • 9.9. Limiting the reboot count for error detection
• 10. Notes and restrictions
  • 10.1. Designing a system configuration
  • 10.2. Notes when creating EXPRESSCLUSTER X SingleServerSafe configuration data
  • 10.3. Notes when changing the EXPRESSCLUSTER X SingleServerSafe configuration
• 11. Legal Notice
  • 11.1. Disclaimer
  • 11.2. Trademark Information