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104Veritas Cluster Server support for using CVM with multiple nodes in a Oracle VM Server for SPARC environmentInstalling Storage Foundation on multiple nodes in a Logical DomainIn the guest-based Storage Foundation stack model, CVM is placed in the guestdomain, providing high availability and shared storage visibility at the guestdomain level across multiple guest domains that act as the nodes in the cluster.Installing Storage Foundation on multiple nodes in aLogical DomainTo install Storage Foundation on multiple nodes in a Solaris Logical Domainsenvironment, you must complete the following operations, which are the sameas on a single node:■See “Installing and configuring Oracle VM Server for SPARC and domains”on page 83.■ See “Installing Storage Foundation in the control domain or guest” on page 83.■See “Installing Veritas File System in the guest domain using pkgadd”on page 84.■ See “Verifying the configuration” on page 84.Reconfiguring the clustering agents for Cluster Volume ManagerThis section applies to only the Split Storage Foundation model.For a Storage Foundation CVM, the following additional configuration steps arenecessary:■ See “Removing the vxfsckd resource” on page 104.■ See “Creating CVMVolDg in a group” on page 105.Removing the vxfsckd resourceAfter configuring Storage Foundation and CVM, remove the vxfsckd resource.To remove the vxfsckd resource1 Make the configuration writeable:# haconf -makerw2 Delete the resource:# hares -delete vxfsckd
Veritas Cluster Server support for using CVM with multiple nodes in a Oracle VM Server for SPARC environmentInstalling Storage Foundation on multiple nodes in a Logical Domain1053 Make the configuration read-only:# haconf -dump -makero4 Stop the resources:# hastop -all5 Restart the resources.# hastartRun the hastart command on all nodes in the cluster.Creating CVMVolDg in a groupThe following procedure creates CVMVolDg in a given group.To create CVMVolDg1 Make the configuration writeable:# haconf -makerw2 Add the CVMVolDg resource:# hares -add name_of_resource CVMVolDg name_of_group3 Add a diskgroup name to the resource:# hares -modify name_of_resource CVMDiskGroup diskgroup_name4 Make the attribute local to the system:# hares -local name_of_resource CVMActivation5 Add the attribute to the resource.# hares -modify name_of_resource CVMActivation \activation_value -sys nodenameRepeated this step on each of the nodes.
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