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    1. The document outlines the steps to configure a virtual cluster for high availability including setting up shared storage, hostname resolution, network interfaces, LLT, GAB, resource dependencies, mount points, and activating VCS. 2. Key steps include configuring LLT and GAB, setting resource dependencies, creating mount points, and using VCS commands like hastart, hagrp, and hares. 3. Activation of VCS involves starting it with hastart and commands like hagrp and hares to control resource groups and resources between nodes.

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    1. The document outlines the steps to configure a virtual cluster for high availability including setting up shared storage, hostname resolution, network interfaces, LLT, GAB, resource dependencies, mount points, and activating VCS. 2. Key steps include configuring LLT and GAB, setting resource dependencies, creating mount points, and using VCS commands like hastart, hagrp, and hares. 3. Activation of VCS involves starting it with hastart and commands like hagrp and hares to control resource groups and resources between nodes.

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    VCS Build Cheatsheet

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    1. The document outlines the steps to configure a virtual cluster for high availability including setting up shared storage, hostname resolution, network interfaces, LLT, GAB, resource dependencies, mount points, and activating VCS. 2. Key steps include configuring LLT and GAB, setting resource dependencies, creating mount points, and using VCS commands like hastart, hagrp, and hares. 3. Activation of VCS involves starting it with hastart and commands like hagrp and hares to control resource groups and resources between nodes.

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    Comment shared storage from vfstab


    2. Make sure all nodes are in local /etc/hosts files
    3. Make sure all VCS controlled interfaces are virtual
    4. Set up llt
     # cat /etc/llttab
    set-node 1
    set-cluster 10
    link qfe0 /dev/qfe:0 - ether - -
    link hme0 /dev/hme:0 - ether - -
     # cat /etc/llthosts
    0 athena
    1 zeus
    2 otehllo
     lltconfig –c, lltconfig -a list, lltstat –nvv
    5. Set up GAB
     /etc/gabtab (Contains GAB startup command line)
    gabconfig -c -n 2
    EOGAB
     # gabconfig –a
    GAB Port Membership
    ===============================================
    Port a gen b38f123 membership 01 ; 2 01
    Port h gen f00b123 membership 01 ; 2 01
     Port a indiates that GAB is communicating
     The Port h indicates that had is running
     Manual seed
    o gabconfig -c –x (first node)
    o gabconfig –c (other nodes)
    6. Set up resource dependencies in /etc/VRTSvcs/conf/config/main.cf and OracleTypes.cf (if
    applicable)
    7. Create mount points for volumes under VCS control
    8. Activate VCS
     hastart
     hagrp -switch GroupA -to sysb
     hares –offline (-online) ResourceA -sys sysa
     hagrp -clear GroupA
     hares -clear ResourceA

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