Create a common resource for use with both the Oracle ARK and the PostgreSQL ARK.
Create GenLB Resource
- Place the Generic ARK for the Load Balancer probe reply (GenLB) package in any location and extract it.
- In the LifeKeeper GUI, create a GenLB resource. From the menu bar, click Edit > Server > Create Resource Hierarchy and follow the prompts to enter the details following tables.
GenLB (create) | ||
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Primary Server | SIOS20-NODE1 | |
Backup Server | SIOS20-NODE2 | |
Application to protect | Generic Application | |
Restore Script | C:\GenLB-W\restore.pl | *1 |
Remove Script | C:\GenLB-W\remove.pl | *1 |
Quick Check Script [optional] | C:\GenLB-W\quickchk.pl | *1 |
Deep Check Script [optional] | (Empty) | |
Local Recovery Script [optional] | (Empty) | |
Application Info [optional] | 12345 Hello | |
Resource Tag Name [optional] | Gen-LB |
GenLB (extend) | ||
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GenLB (extend) Backup Priority | 10 |
*1 : The path name is an example.
- The following screen will appear when the GenLB resource is created.
Create IP Resources
- In the LifeKeeper GUI, create an IP resource. From the menu bar, click Edit > Server > Create Resource Hierarchy and follow the prompts to enter the details following tables.
IP Address (create) | ||
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Primary Server | SIOS20-NODE1 | |
Backup Server | SIOS20-NODE2 | |
Application to protect | IP Address | |
IP Address | 10.0.2.21 | *1 |
Subnet Mask | 255.255.255.255 | *2 |
IP Resource Tag | 10.0.2.21 | |
Network Connection | Ethernet 2 | *3 |
Local Recovery | No |
IP Address (extend) | ||
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Subnet Mask | 255.255.255.255 | *2 |
Network Connection | Ethernet 2 | *3 |
Target Restore Mode | Enable | |
Target Local Recovery | No | |
Backup Priority | 10 |
*1 : Specifies the IP address that was automatically assigned when the NLB was generated.
*2 : When configuring the Virtual IP address, the subnet mask must be set to 255.255.255.255 to avoid routing conflicts (for the 10.0.2.0/24 subnet in this example). When prompted for the subnet mask, you can enter the value in the text box.
*3 : The name may vary. Select the name of the (second) NIC connected to 10.0.3.0/24. Ensure that the NIC is connected to a subnet (10.0.3.0/24) other than the IP resource (10.0.2.21). As seen below, run ipconfig in the command prompt and select the NIC on which 10.0.3.11 or 10.0.3.12 is active (Ethernet 2 in the screenshot).
- The following screen will appear when the IP resource is created.
Creating a Mirror Volume Resource Hierarchy
Here we create a mirrored volume using the Block Volume disk (D drive) added to each cluster node.
- Log in to SIOS20LKNODE01 and launch the LifeKeeper GUI.
- From the LifeKeeper GUI menu bar, click Edit > Server > Create Resource Hierarchy and follow the prompts to enter the details following tables.
Volume (create) | |
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Primary Server | SIOS20-NODE1 |
Backup Server | SIOS20-NODE2 |
Application to protect | Volume |
Select Volume | D: |
Volume Tag | Vol.D |
Volume Type | Create Mirror |
Network end points (Target / Source) | 10.20.2.12 / 10.20.2.11 |
Mode | Asynchronous |
Volume (extend) | ||
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Backup Priority | 10 |
- The following screen appears when the mirror volume resource hierarchy is created.
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