General Setup Steps for ASCS without NFS

1. Create Virtual IP, done in earlier steps

2. Create an EC2 resource and create as dependency for virtual IP, done in earlier steps

3. Install SAP on node 1 on “virtual hostname” based on “virtual IP”

4. Stopsap on node1

5. Use the LifeKeeper GUI to “In-service” the virtual IP to node 2, and Install SAP on node 2 on “virtual hostname” based on “virtual IP”

6. Stopsap on node 2 and modify profile files on both nodes (see below)

7. Use the LifeKeeper GUI to “In-service” the virtual IP back to node 1

8. Create replication resource for the mount points needed for SAP, done in earlier steps, as advised by SAP consultants

9. Startsap on node 1 and ensure SAP is working properly

10. In /etc/default/LifeKeeper add the follow entries to the end on both nodes:

SAP_EXPERTMODE=1

SAP_DB_CHECK_IGNORE=1

11. Re-run the SPS setup program to add the SAP Recovery Kit

./setup -k

Select the recovery kit for SAP from the menu of available recovery kits using the arrow keys and pressing the <spacebar> to select, press <enter> to continue and complete the installation.

12. Create SAP resources following the SAP Recovery Kit guide