Cluster Server 7.3.1 Bundled Agents Reference Guide - Linux

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Product(s): InfoScale & Storage Foundation (7.3.1)
Platform: Linux
  1. Introducing Bundled agents
    1.  
      About Bundled agents
    2.  
      Resources and their attributes
    3.  
      Modifying agents and their resources
    4.  
      Attributes
    5.  
      IMF-aware agents
    6.  
      Enabling debug log messages
    7.  
      VCS support for multi-pathing solutions
  2. Storage agents
    1.  
      About the storage agents
    2. DiskGroup agent
      1.  
        IMF awareness
      2.  
        Dependencies for DiskGroup agent
      3.  
        Agent functions for DiskGroup agent
      4.  
        State definitions for DiskGroup agent
      5.  
        Attributes for DiskGroup agent
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7. Notes for DiskGroup agent
        1.  
          High availability fire drill
        2.  
          Using volume sets
        3.  
          Setting the noautoimport flag for a disk group
        4.  
          Configuring the Fiber Channel adapter
        5.  
          Using the DiskGroup agent with IMF
      8. Sample configurations for DiskGroup agent
        1.  
          DiskGroup resource configuration
      9.  
        Debug log levels for DiskGroup agent
    3. DiskGroupSnap agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for DiskGroupSnap agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for DiskGroupSnap agent
      3.  
        State definitions for DiskGroupSnap agent
      4.  
        Attributes for DiskGroupSnap agent
      5. Notes for DiskGroupSnap agent
        1.  
          Fire drill configuration after upgrading VCS
        2.  
          Configuring the SystemZones attribute for the fire drill service group
        3.  
          Configuring the FireDrill service group
        4.  
          Adding the ReuseMntPt attribute to the ArgList attribute for the Mount agent type
        5.  
          Configuration considerations
        6.  
          Agent limitations
      6.  
        Resource type definition for DiskGroupSnap agent
      7. Sample configurations for DiskGroupSnap agent
        1.  
          Typical main.cf configuration for DiskGroupSnap agent
        2.  
          Sample main.cf of DiskGroupSnap with Oracle resource
      8.  
        Debug log levels for DiskGroupSnap agent
    4. Volume agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for Volume agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for Volume agent
      3.  
        State definitions for Volume agent
      4.  
        Attributes for Volume agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for Volume agent
      6.  
        Sample configuration for Volume agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for Volume agent
    5. VolumeSet agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for VolumeSet agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for VolumeSet agent
      3.  
        State definitions for VolumeSet agent
      4.  
        Attributes for VolumeSet agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for VolumeSet agent
      6. Sample configurations for VolumeSet agent
        1.  
          A configured VolumeSet that is dependent on a DiskGroup resource
      7.  
        Agent notes for VolumeSet agent
      8.  
        Inaccessible volumes prevent the VolumeSet agent from coming online
      9.  
        Debug log levels for VolumeSet agent
    6. LVMLogicalVolume agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6.  
        Sample configuration
      7.  
        Debug log levels
    7. LVMVolumeGroup agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for LVMVolumeGroup agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for LVMVolumeGroup agent
      3.  
        State definitions for LVMVolumeGroup agent
      4.  
        Attributes for LVMVolumeGroup agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for LVMVolumeGroup agent
      6.  
        LVMVolumeGroup agent notes
      7.  
        Enabling volume group activation protection for Dynamic Multi-Pathing
      8.  
        Notes for volume group activation protection
      9. Sample configurations for LVMVolumeGroup agent
        1.  
          Linux configuration 1
        2.  
          Linux Configuration 2
      10.  
        Debug log levels for LVMVolumeGroup agent
    8. Mount agent
      1.  
        IMF awareness
      2.  
        Dependencies for Mount agent
      3.  
        Agent functions for Mount agent
      4.  
        State definitions for Mount agent
      5.  
        Attributes for Mount agent
      6.  
        Resource type definition for Mount agent
      7.  
        Notes for Mount agent
      8.  
        Support for spaces in directory names
      9.  
        Support for multiple bindfs
      10.  
        High availability fire drill
      11.  
        VxFS file system lock
      12.  
        IMF usage notes
      13.  
        Enabling Level two monitoring for the Mount agent
      14.  
        RHEL 7: NFS file system version
      15.  
        RHEL 7: Configuring bind mounts
      16.  
        Support for Amazon EFS
      17. Sample configurations for Mount agent
        1.  
          Basic configuration for Mount agent
        2.  
          VxFS mount lock example for Mount agent
        3.  
          NFS mount example for Mount agent
        4.  
          EFS mount example for Mount agent
      18.  
        Debug log levels for Mount agent
    9. VMwareDisks agent
      1.  
        Agent functions
      2.  
        State definitions
      3.  
        Attributes
      4.  
        Resource type definition
      5.  
        Sample configurations
    10. SFCache agent
      1.  
        Resource dependency
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6. Notes for SFCache agent
        1.  
          Configuring SFCache resource with CVM/CFS
      7.  
        Debug log levels
    11. AWS EBSVol agent
      1.  
        Prerequisites
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        State definitions
      5.  
        Attributes
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Sample configuration
      8.  
        Debug log levels
    12. AzureDisk agent
      1.  
        Prerequisites
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        State definitions
      5.  
        Attributes
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Sample configuration
      8.  
        Debug log levels
  3. Network agents
    1. About the network agents
      1. Agent comparisons
        1.  
          IP and NIC agents
        2.  
          IPMultiNIC and MultiNICA agents
        3.  
          802.1Q trunking
    2. IP agent
      1.  
        High availability fire drill for IP agent
      2.  
        Dependencies for IP agent
      3.  
        Agent functions for IP agent
      4.  
        State definitions for IP agent
      5.  
        Attributes for IP agent
      6.  
        Resource type definition for IP agent
      7. Sample configurations for IP agent
        1.  
          IPv4 Configuration
        2.  
          IPv6 Configuration
      8.  
        Debug log levels for IP agent
    3. NIC agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for NIC agent
      2.  
        Bonded network interfaces for NIC agent
      3.  
        Agent functions for NIC agent
      4.  
        State definitions for NIC agent
      5.  
        Attributes for NIC agent
      6.  
        Resource type definition for NIC agent
      7. Notes for the NIC agent
        1.  
          Monitoring bonded NICs for NIC agent
        2.  
          Setting Mii and miimon for NIC agent
        3.  
          High availability fire drill for NIC agent
      8.  
        Case 1
      9.  
        Case 2
      10.  
        Case 3
      11. Sample configurations for NIC agent
        1.  
          Configuration for using Mii for NIC agent
        2.  
          Configuration for using network hosts for NIC agent
        3.  
          IPv6 configuration for NIC agent
      12.  
        Debug log levels for NIC agent
    4. IPMultiNIC agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for IPMultiNIC agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for IPMultiNIC agent
      3.  
        State definitions for IPMultiNIC agent
      4.  
        Attributes for IPMultiNIC agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for IPMultiNIC agent
      6. Sample configuration: IPMultiNIC and MultiNICA
        1.  
          IPv4 configuration for IPMultiNIC agent
        2.  
          IPv6 configuration for IPMultiNIC agent
        3.  
          Mixed mode configuration - IPv4 and IPv6 for IPMultiNIC agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels
    5. MultiNICA agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for MultiNICA agent
      2. IP Conservation Mode (ICM) for MultiNICA agent
        1.  
          Configuration for MultiNICA agent
        2.  
          Operation for MultiNICA agent
      3. Performance Mode (PM) for MultiNICA agent
        1.  
          Configuration for MultiNICA agent
        2.  
          Operation for MultiNICA agent
      4.  
        Agent function for MultiNICA agent
      5.  
        Attributes for MultiNICA agent
      6.  
        Resource type definition for MultiNICA agent
      7. Sample configurations for MultiNICA agent
        1.  
          MultiNICA and IPMultiNIC Performance Mode configuration
        2.  
          MultiNICA and IPMultiNIC IP Conservation Mode Configuration
      8.  
        IPv6 configuration for MultiNICA agent
      9.  
        Mixed mode configuration - IPv4 and IPv6 for MultiNICA agent
      10.  
        Debug log levels for MultiNICA agent
    6. DNS agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for DNS agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for DNS agent
      3.  
        State definitions for DNS agent
      4.  
        Attributes for DNS agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for DNS agent
      6. Agent notes for DNS agent
        1. About using the VCS DNS agent on UNIX with a secure Windows DNS server
          1.  
            Software requirement for DNS agent
          2.  
            Configuration requirement for DNS agent
        2.  
          High availability fire drill for DNS agent
        3.  
          Monitor scenarios for DNS agent
        4.  
          Sample Web server configuration for DNS agent
        5.  
          Secure DNS update for BIND 9 for DNS agent
        6.  
          Setting up secure updates using TSIG keys for BIND 9 for DNS agent
      7. Sample configurations for DNS agent
        1.  
          Basic IPv6 configuration for DNS agent
        2.  
          IPv6 CNAME sample configuration for DNS agent
        3.  
          IPv4 A sample configuration for DNS agent
      8.  
        Debug log levels for DNS agent
    7. AWSIP agent
      1.  
        Prerequisites
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        State definitions
      5.  
        Attributes
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Samples configurations
    8. AWSRoute53 agent
      1.  
        Prerequisites
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        State definitions
      5.  
        Attributes
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Sample configuration
    9. AzureIP agent
      1.  
        Prerequisites
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        State definitions
      5.  
        Attributes
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Sample configuration
      8.  
        Debug log levels
    10. AzureDNSZone agent
      1.  
        Prerequisites
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        State definitions
      5.  
        Attributes
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Samples configurations
      8.  
        Delegating a domain to Azure DNS
  4. File share agents
    1.  
      About the file service agents
    2. NFS agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for NFS agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for NFS agent
      3.  
        State definitions for NFS agent
      4.  
        Attributes for NFS agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for NFS agent
      6. Notes for NFS agent
        1.  
          Prerequisites for NFS lock recovery
        2.  
          Using NFSv4
      7.  
        Sample configurations for NFS agent
      8.  
        Debug log levels for NFS agent
    3. NFSRestart agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for NFSRestart agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for NFSRestart agent
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes for NFSRestart agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for NFSRestart agent
      6. Notes for NFSRestart agent
        1.  
          About high availability fire drill
        2.  
          Providing a fully qualified host name
      7. Sample configurations for NFSRestart agent
        1.  
          Basic agent configurations
      8.  
        Debug log levels for NFSRestart agent
    4. Share agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for Share agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for Share agent
      3.  
        State definitions for Share agent
      4.  
        Attributes for Share agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for Share agent
      6. Notes for Share agent
        1.  
          Support for spaces in directory names
        2.  
          High availability fire drill
        3.  
          About entering an IP address in the Client attribute
      7.  
        Sample configurations for Share agent
      8.  
        Debug log levels for Share agent
    5. About the Samba agents
      1.  
        The Samba agents
      2.  
        Before using the Samba agents
      3.  
        Supported versions for Samba agents
      4. Notes for configuring the Samba agents
        1.  
          Enabling VCS to detect services started and stopped by smb
        2.  
          Configuring multiple SambaServer resources
        3.  
          Configuring Samba for non-standard configuration files or non-standard lock directories
    6. SambaServer agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for SambaServer agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for SambaServer agent
      3.  
        State definitions for SambaServer agent
      4.  
        Attributes for SambaServer agent
      5.  
        Resource type definitions for SambaServer agent
      6.  
        Sample configurations for SambaServer agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for SambaServer agent
    7. SambaShare agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for SambaShare agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for SambaShare agent
      3.  
        State definitions for SambaShare agent
      4.  
        Attributes for SambaShare agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for SambaShare agent
      6.  
        Sample configuration for SambaShare agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for SambaShare agent
    8. NetBios agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for NetBios agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for NetBios agent
      3.  
        State definitions for NetBios agent
      4.  
        Attributes for NetBios agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for NetBios agent
      6.  
        Sample configuration for NetBios agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for NetBios agent
  5. Service and application agents
    1.  
      About the services and applications agents
    2. Apache HTTP server agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6. Apache HTTP server notes
        1.  
          Tasks to perform before you use the Apache HTTP server agent
        2.  
          About detecting application failure
        3.  
          About bringing an Apache HTTP server online outside of VCS control
        4.  
          About high Availability fire drill
        5.  
          Using Apache agent with IMF
      7. Sample configurations
        1.  
          Running two instances of httpd for Linux
        2.  
          Sample main.cf file
        3.  
          Basic IPv6 configuration
        4.  
          Sample output of the amfstat command
      8.  
        Debug log level
    3. Application agent
      1.  
        IMF awareness
      2.  
        High availability fire drill for Application agent
      3.  
        Dependencies for Application agent
      4.  
        Agent functions
      5.  
        State definitions for Application agent
      6.  
        Attributes for Application agent on Linux
      7.  
        Resource type definition for Application agent
      8. Notes for Application agent
        1.  
          Using Application agent with IMF
        2.  
          Level two monitoring through MonitorProgram
        3.  
          Using Application agent with ProPCV
        4.  
          Requirement for programs
        5.  
          Requirement for default profile
        6.  
          Application monitoring inside Docker container
        7.  
          Using the hadockersetup utility
        8.  
          Requirement for systemd support
      9. Sample configurations for Application agent
        1.  
          Configuration 1 for Application agent
        2.  
          Configuration 2 for Application agent
        3.  
          Configuration 3 for Application agent
        4.  
          Configuration 4 for Application agent
        5.  
          Configuration 5 for Application agent
      10.  
        Debug log levels for Application agent
    4. CoordPoint agent
      1.  
        Coordination Point server as a coordination point
      2.  
        SCSI-3 based disk as a coordination point
      3.  
        Dependencies
      4.  
        Agent functions
      5.  
        State definitions
      6.  
        Attributes
      7.  
        Resource type definition
      8. Notes for the CoordPoint agent
        1.  
          CoordPoint agent I/O fencing reporting activities
        2.  
          AutoStartList attribute
        3.  
          Detailed monitoring for the Coordpoint resource
        4.  
          The ActionOnCoordPointFault attribute set to RefreshRegistrations
      9.  
        Sample configuration
      10.  
        Debug log levels
    5. KVMGuest agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for KVMGuest agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for KVMGuest agent
      3.  
        State definitions for KVMGuest agent
      4.  
        Attributes for KVMGuest agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for KVMGuest agent
      6. Notes for KVMGuest agent
        1.  
          Support for guests created on RHEL 6, RHEL 7 (KVM environment), and SuSE Enterprise Linux 11 SP2 and SP3
        2.  
          Storage and network configurations
        3.  
          Guest live migration
        4.  
          Managing virtual machines in RHEV environment
        5.  
          Managing ISO image in SuSE KVM
        6.  
          Using VCS to migrate virtual machines
        7.  
          Configuring the KVMGuest agent for DR in a global cluster setup
        8.  
          Configuring a non-admin user for RHEV-M that is using AD-based domain
        9.  
          Virtual machine failover if host crashes
        10.  
          KVMGuest agent requires curl and xpath commands in RHEV environment
        11.  
          RHEV environment: If a node on which the VM is running panics or is forcefully shutdown, VCS is unable to start the VM on another node
      7. Sample configurations for KVMGuest environment
        1.  
          Sample Configuration 1
        2.  
          Sample Configuration 2
        3.  
          Sample Configuration 3
      8. Sample configurations for RHEV environment
        1.  
          Sample Configuration 1
        2.  
          Sample Configuration 2
        3.  
          Sample Configuration 3
      9.  
        Sample Configuration for SuSE KVM
      10.  
        Debug log levels for KVMGuest agent
    6. Process agent
      1.  
        IMF awareness
      2.  
        High availability fire drill for Process agent
      3.  
        Dependencies for Process agent
      4.  
        Agent functions for Process agent
      5.  
        State definitions for Process agent
      6.  
        Attributes for Process agent
      7.  
        Resource type definition for Process agent
      8. Usage notes for Process agent
        1.  
          Prerequisites for processes
      9. Sample configurations for Process agent
        1.  
          Configuration for Process agent
      10.  
        Debug log levels for Process agent
    7. ProcessOnOnly agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6. ProcessOnOnly agent usage notes
        1.  
          Requirement for programs
      7.  
        Sample configurations
      8.  
        Debug log levels
    8. AzureAuth agent
      1.  
        Prerequisites
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        State definitions
      5.  
        Attributes
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Sample configuration
      8.  
        Obtaining the authentication keys
  6. Infrastructure and support agents
    1.  
      About the infrastructure and support agents
    2. NotifierMngr agent
      1.  
        Dependency
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6. Sample configuration
        1.  
          Configuration
      7.  
        Debug log levels
    3. Proxy agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        Attributes
      4.  
        Resource type definition
      5. Sample configurations
        1.  
          Configuration 1
        2.  
          Configuration 2
        3.  
          Configuration 3
      6.  
        Debug log levels
    4. Phantom agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        Resource type definition
      4. Sample configurations
        1.  
          Configuration 1
        2.  
          Configuration 2
    5. RemoteGroup agent
      1.  
        Dependency
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6.  
        Debug log levels
  7. Testing agents
    1.  
      About the testing agents
    2. ElifNone agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for ElifNone agent
      2.  
        Agent function for ElifNone agent
      3.  
        State definitions for ElifNone agent
      4.  
        Attributes for ElifNone agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for ElifNone agent
      6.  
        Sample configuration for ElifNone agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for ElifNone agent
    3. FileNone agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for FileNone agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for FileNone agent
      3.  
        State definitions for FileNone agent
      4.  
        Attribute for FileNone agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for FileNone agent
      6.  
        Sample configuration for FileNone agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for FileNone agent
    4. FileOnOff agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for FileOnOff agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for FileOnOff agent
      3.  
        State definitions for FileOnOff agent
      4.  
        Attribute for FileOnOff agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for FileOnOff agent
      6.  
        Sample configuration for FileOnOff agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for FileOnOff agent
    5. FileOnOnly agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for FileOnOnly agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for FileOnOnly agent
      3.  
        State definitions for FileOnOnly agent
      4.  
        Attribute for FileOnOnly agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for FileOnOnly agent
      6.  
        Sample configuration for FileOnOnly agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for FileOnOnly agent
  8. Replication agents
    1.  
      About the replication agents
    2. RVG agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definitions
      6.  
        Sample configurations
    3. RVGPrimary agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definitions
      6.  
        Sample configurations
    4. RVGSnapshot
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definitions
      6.  
        Sample configurations
    5. RVGShared agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definitions
      6.  
        Sample configurations
    6. RVGLogowner agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definitions
      6.  
        RVGLogowner agent notes
      7.  
        Sample configurations
    7. RVGSharedPri agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definitions
      6.  
        Sample configurations
    8. VFRJob agent
      1.  
        Overview
      2. Dependencies for VFRJob agent
        1.  
          Group dependency for VFRJob agent in Custer File Systems or VxFS File Systems
        2.  
          Group dependency for VFRJob agent in VxFS File Systems
      3.  
        High availability of scheduler and replicator daemons
      4.  
        Agent functions for VFRJob agent
      5.  
        State definitions for VFRJob agent
      6.  
        Attributes for VFRJob Agent
      7.  
        Resource type definitions for VFRJob agent
      8.  
        High availability of VFR daemons
      9.  
        Configuration of VFRJob service groups on the source system
      10.  
        Sample configuration of VFRJob agent on source system
      11.  
        Configuration for VFRJob service groups on the target system
      12.  
        Sample configuration of VFRJob agent on target system
      13.  
        Changing file replication direction
      14. Notes for the VFRJob agent
        1.  
          Using a different port number for the replication daemon

Attributes for Mount agent

Table: Required attributes

Required attribute

Description

BlockDevice

Block device for mount point.

For LVM2, use the actual mapper path to the volume.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Examples:

  • LVM2 example

    # ls -la /dev/ora_vg/ora_vol
lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 26 Apr 17 04:48 
/dev/ora_vg/ora_vol -> /dev/mapper/ora_vg-
ora_vol

    Use the path /dev/mapper/ora_vg-ora_vol for the BlockDevice attribute.

  • NFS example

    If the file system type is NFS, then specify the BlockDevice as: server:/path/to/share

    IPv4

    sys1.example.com:/usr/share1

    IPv6

    [2001::5]:/path/to/share

  • "/dev/vx/dsk/myvcs_dg/myvol"

FsckOpt

Mandatory for non-NFS mounts.

Use this attribute to specify options for the fsck command. You must correctly set this attribute for local mounts. If the mount process fails, the fsck command is executed with the specified options before it attempts to remount the block device. Its value must include either -y or -n. Refer to the fsck manual page for more information.

The -y argument enables the VxFS file systems to perform a log replay before a full fsck operation.

For NFS mounts, the value of this attribute is not applicable and is ignored.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

VxFS example: -y

Note:

When you use the command line, add the % sign to escape '-'. For example: hares -modify MntRes FsckOpt %-y

FSType

Type of file system.

Supports vxfs, bind, ext2, ext3, ext4, xfs, nfs, or reiserfs.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

MountPoint

Directory for mount point.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Example: "/mnt/apache1"

Table: Optional attributes

Optional attribute

Description

CkptUmount

If the value of this attribute is 1, this attribute automatically unmounts VxFS Storage Checkpoints when the file system is unmounted.

If the value of this attribute is 0, and Storage Checkpoints are mounted, then failover does not occur.

Type and dimension: boolean-scalar

Default: 1

MountOpt

Options for the mount command. Refer to the Mount manual page for more information.

Do not specify -o in the MountOpt field.

The agent uses this option only when bringing a Mount resource online.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Example: "rw"

VxFSMountLock

This attribute is applicable to Veritas File System (VxFS). It controls the agent's use of the locking feature provided by vxfs to prevent accident unmounts.

If the value of this attribute is 0, the agent does not lock the mount point when the resource is brought online. It does not monitor the status of the lock when the resource is online. No warnings appear if the mount has been locked with a key different than "VCS".

If the value of this attribute is 1, during online, the agent uses the key "VCS" to lock the mount point. The monitor agent function monitors the locks during every cycle.

  • If the mount point is not locked, the agent locks it.

  • If the mount point is already locked with a key other than "VCS", the agent logs a warning. It then requests that you run the Chgmntlock action agent function.

During offline, the agent, as required, unlocks using whatever key needed.

Type and dimension: boolean-scalar

Default: 1

SnapUmount

If the value of this attribute is 1, this attribute automatically unmounts VxFS snapshots when the file system is unmounted.

If the value of this attribute is 0, and snapshots are mounted, the resource cannot be brought offline. In this case, failover does not occur.

Type and dimension: boolean-scalar

Default: 0

AccessPermissionChk

If the value of this attribute is set to 1 or 2, the monitor verifies that the values of the MntPtPermission, MntPtOwner, and MntPtGroup attributes are the same as the actual mounted file system values. If any of these do not match the values that you have defined, a message is logged.

If the value of this attribute is 2, and if the mounted file system permissions do not match the attribute values, the Monitor agent function returns the state as OFFLINE.

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

Default: 0

CreateMntPt

If the value of this attribute is 0, no mount point is created. The mount can fail if the mount point does not exist with suitable permissions.

If the value of this attribute is 1 or 2, and a mount point does not exist, the agent creates a mount point with system default permissions when the resource is brought online. If the permissions of the mount point is less than 555, a warning message is logged.

If the value of this attribute is 2, and the mount point does not exist, the agent creates a mount point with system default permissions when the resource is brought online. If the permissions for the mount point are less than 555, a warning message is logged. In addition, VCS deletes the mount point and any recursively created directories when the resource is brought offline. The mount point gets deleted only if it is empty, which is also true for recursive mount points.

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

Default: 0

MntPtGroup

This attribute specifies the group ownership of the mounted file system. The agent verifies the group ownership of the mounted file system every monitor cycle if the value of the AccessPermissionChk attribute is not 0.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Example: "grp1"

MntPtOwner

This attribute specifies the user ownership of the mounted file system. The agent verifies the user ownership of the mounted file system every monitor cycle if the value of the AccessPermissionChk attribute is not 0.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Example: "usr1"

MntPtPermission

This attribute specifies the permissions of the mounted file system in absolute format of a four-digit octal. The agent verifies the mode of the mounted file system every monitor cycle if the value of the AccessPermissionChk attribute is not 0.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Example: "0755"

OptCheck

The value of this attribute determines if VCS should verify the mount options. The state of the resource is determined based on the result of the verification.

If set to 0 (default), the mount options are not checked.

If the value of the OptCheck attribute is 1, 2 or 3, a check is performed to see if the mount command options that you have specified for VCS are set in the MountOpt attribute. The MountOpt attributes should be the same as the actual mount command options. If the actual mount options differ from the MountOpt attribute, a message is logged. The state of the resource depends on the value of this attribute.

If the value of the attribute is 1, the state of the resource is unaffected.

If the value is 2, the state of the resource is set to offline.

If the value is 3, state of the resource is set to unknown.

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

Default: 0

RecursiveMnt

If the value of this attribute is 1, VCS creates all the parent directories of the mount point if necessary.

Type and dimension: boolean-scalar

Default: 0

ReuseMntPt

If the same mount point needs to be specified in more than one mount resource, set the value of this attribute to 1. Note that this attribute only accepts a value of 1 or 0.

To use this attribute, the cluster administrator needs to add this attribute to the arglist of the agent. Set the appropriate group and resource dependencies such that only one resource can come online on a system at a time.

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

Default: 0

CacheRestoreAccess

This attribute is applicable only if:

  • File system type is VxFS.

  • Writeback caching is enabled for the SmartIO feature.

The value of this attribute determines whether to perform restore access operation or not. The following are the values:

  • 0: Does not perform restore access operation.

  • 1: Performs restore access operation.

Type and dimension: boolean-scalar

Default: 0

Note:

For the procedure and implications of enabling writeback caching, refer to the Veritas InfoScale SmartIO for Solid State Drives Solutions Guide.

Table: Internal attribute

Internal attribute

Description

AEPTimeout

This is an internal attribute. Do not modify this attribute. This attribute is used to pass the timeout value of agent entry points.