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Network File System using HACMP
Post 302536171 by aixromeo on Monday 4th of July 2011 09:57:46 AM
07-04-2011
Thanks Phobus for the reply 
Well what i did was go to the destination machine. update its /etc/hosts file with the Service IP and hostname of the cluster...
In the cluster hacmp settings for Resource Group I added my mount point where it asks for
"FileSystems/Directories to export (nfsv3/4) [/testmnt]"
and syncd the cluster from Extended Config>Extended Verification and Synchro
after this I went back to the destination machine and tried to mount nfs and lo!
Regards,
Well what i did was go to the destination machine. update its /etc/hosts file with the Service IP and hostname of the cluster...
In the cluster hacmp settings for Resource Group I added my mount point where it asks for
"FileSystems/Directories to export (nfsv3/4) [/testmnt]"
and syncd the cluster from Extended Config>Extended Verification and Synchro
after this I went back to the destination machine and tried to mount nfs and lo!
Regards,
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crm_report
1.1.7(8) System Administration Utilities 1.1.7(8) NAME
1.1.7 - Part of the Pacemaker cluster resource manager SYNOPSIS
crm_report -f "YYYY-M-D H:M:S" [-t "YYYY-M-D H:M:S"] [additional options] [dest] DESCRIPTION
crm_report - Create a tarball containing everything needed when reporting cluster problems OPTIONS
-V increase verbosity -v,--version software version --features software features -f, --from time time to start from: "YYYY-M-D H:M:S" (do not forget the quotes) -t, --to time time to finish at (default: now) -T, --cts test CTS test or set of tests to extract --cts-log CTS master logfile -n, --nodes nodes node names for this cluster only needed if the cluster is not active on the current machine accepts both -n "a b" and -n a -n b -l, --logfile file log file to collect, normally this will be determined automatically -p patt additional regular expression to match variables to be removed (default: "passw.*") -L patt additional regular expression to match in log files for analysis (default: CRIT: ERROR:) -M collect only the logs specified by -l -S, --single-node single node operation; don't try to start report collectors on other nodes -c, --cluster type force the cluster type (corosync,openais,heartbeat,logmaster) -A, --openais force the cluster type to be OpenAIS -C, --corosync force the cluster type to be CoroSync -H, --heartbeat force the cluster type to be Heartbeat -u, --user user ssh username for cluster nodes (default: root) --dest a custom destination directory/file dest a custom destination directory/file EXAMPLES
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