Title and Copyright Information |
About This Manual |
Audience |
Organization |
Related Documents |
Reader's Comments |
Conventions |
1 | Introduction to TruCluster Server |
2 | Clusterwide File Systems, Storage, and Device Names |
2.1 | Supported File Systems |
2.2 | Cluster File System |
2.3 | Device Request Dispatcher |
2.4 | Context-Dependent Symbolic Link |
2.5 | Device Names |
2.6 | Worldwide ID |
2.7 | Clusters and the Logical Storage Manager |
3 | Connection Manager |
3.1 | Quorum and Votes |
3.1.1 | What is a Cluster Member? |
3.1.2 | Node Votes |
3.1.3 | Quorum Disk Votes |
3.1.4 | Expected Votes |
3.1.5 | Current Votes |
3.2 | Calculating Cluster Quorum |
3.3 | Using a Quorum Disk |
4 | Highly Available Applications |
5 | Cluster Application Availability |
5.1 | Overview |
5.2 | CAA Architecture |
5.3 | Resources |
5.4 | Resource Profiles |
5.4.1 | Application Resource Profiles |
5.4.2 | Nonapplication Resource Profiles |
5.5 | Action Scripts |
6 | Cluster Alias |
6.1 | Overview |
6.2 | The Default Cluster Alias |
6.3 | NFS and the Default Cluster Alias |
6.4 | Number of Aliases |
6.5 | Location of Alias IP Addresses |
6.6 | Routing for Alias Addresses |
6.6.1 | Common Subnet Routing |
6.6.2 | Virtual Subnet Routing |
6.6.3 | Routing Example |
6.7 | Cluster Alias vMAC Support |
6.8 | in_single and in_multi Services |
6.9 | Alias Attributes |
6.10 | Service Attributes |
6.11 | RPC Services and Cluster Alias |
6.12 | Redirecting Packets Within a Cluster |
7 | Memory Channel |
8 | Distributed Lock Manager |
9 | Cluster Installation and Administration |
9.1 | Installation |
9.2 | Administration |
Glossary |
Figures |
1-1 | A Cluster's View of Hardware |
2-1 | Storage Software Layering in a Cluster |
2-2 | CFS Makes File Systems Available to All Cluster Members |
2-3 | CDSL Pathname Resolution |
3-1 | Two-Member deli Cluster Without a Quorum Disk |
3-2 | Two-Member deli Cluster with Quorum Disk Survives Member Loss |
5-1 | Application Failover with CAA |
5-2 | CAA Architecture |
6-1 | Client's View of a Cluster With and Without Cluster Alias |
6-2 | Cluster Alias Functional Overview |
6-3 | Cluster Using Two Aliases |
6-4 | Alias Routing Example |
6-5 | in_single Service Accessed Through Default Cluster Alias |
6-6 | in_multi Service Accessed Through Default Cluster Alias |
7-1 | Memory Channel Logical Diagram |
Tables |
1-1 | Features in the TruCluster Server Version 5.0A Product |
2-1 | UNIX File Systems Supported in a Cluster |
2-2 | Examples of New Device Names |
Index |