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10ContentsInstalling and configuring Oracle VM Server for SPARC anddomains ......................................................................... 83Installing Storage Foundation in the control domain orguest ............................................................................. 83Installing Veritas File System in the guest domain usingpkgadd ........................................................................... 84Verifying the configuration ...................................................... 84Exporting a Veritas volume to a guest domain from the controldomain ................................................................................. 84Provisioning storage for a guest domain ........................................... 86Provisioning Veritas Volume Manager volumes as data disks forguest domains ................................................................. 86Provisioning Veritas Volume Manager volumes as boot disks forguest domains ................................................................. 88Using Veritas Volume Manager snapshots for cloning logical domainboot disks ............................................................................. 89Configuring Oracle VM Server for SPARC guest domains for disasterrecovery ............................................................................... 94Software limitations ..................................................................... 97Memory Corruption in the guest domain during SCSIcommands ...................................................................... 97Exporting the raw volume device node fails ................................ 97Resizing a Veritas Volume Manager volume (exported as a sliceor full disk) does not dynamically reflect the new size of thevolume in the guest .......................................................... 98Known issues .............................................................................. 98Guest-based known issues ....................................................... 98Split Storage Foundation stack known issues ............................. 100Chapter 5Veritas Cluster Server support for using CVM withmultiple nodes in a Oracle VM Server for SPARCenvironment ................................................................. 103Clustering using Cluster Volume Manager ....................................... 103Installing Storage Foundation on multiple nodes in a LogicalDomain .............................................................................. 104Reconfiguring the clustering agents for Cluster VolumeManager ....................................................................... 104Cluster Volume Manager in the control domain for providing highavailability .......................................................................... 106
Contents11Chapter 6Veritas Cluster Server: Configuring Oracle VMServer for SPARC for high availability ..................... 109About Veritas Cluster Server in a Oracle VM Server for SPARCenvironment ....................................................................... 110Veritas Cluster Server prerequisites ......................................... 110Veritas Cluster Server requirements ........................................ 111Veritas Cluster Server limitations ............................................ 111Veritas Cluster Server known issues ........................................ 112About Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System in an OracleVM Server for SPARC environment .......................................... 113Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System limitations ......... 113About Veritas Cluster Server configuration models in an Oracle VMServer for SPARC environment ............................................... 113Veritas Cluster Server setup to fail over a logical domain on afailure .......................................................................... 114Veritas Cluster Server installed in the control domain to monitorlogical domains .............................................................. 114Veritas Cluster Server installed in the control domain to monitorthe applications in the guest domain .................................. 115Veritas Cluster Server setup to fail over an application on afailure .......................................................................... 117About configuring Vertias Cluster Server for Oracle VM Server forSPARC with multiple I/O domains ........................................... 118About Alternate I/O domain ................................................... 119Setting up the Alternate I/O domain ........................................ 119Configuring VCS to manage a Logical Domain with multiple I/Odomains ........................................................................ 119Configuring Veritas Cluster Server to fail over a logical domain on afailure ................................................................................ 119Configuration scenarios ......................................................... 121Creating the Veritas Cluster Server service groups for logicaldomains ........................................................................ 124Configuring Veritas Cluster Server for applicationmonitoring .................................................................... 124Verifying a logical domain service group failover ....................... 126Configuring Veritas Cluster Server to fail over an application on afailure ................................................................................ 127Oracle VM Server for SPARC guest domain migration in VCSenvironment ....................................................................... 127Overview of a warm migration ................................................ 128Overview of a live migration ................................................... 129Prerequisites before you perform domain migration ................... 130
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