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Cluster Server 7.4.2 Agent for DB2 Installation and Configuration Guide - Linux
Last Published:
2020-06-14
Product(s):
InfoScale & Storage Foundation (7.4.2)
Platform: Linux
- Introducing the Cluster Server Agent for DB2
- About the Cluster Server Agent for DB2
- How Cluster Server Agent for DB2 makes DB2 highly available
- How the DB2 agent supports intelligent resource monitoring
- Supported software for VCS agent for DB2
- About agent functions for VCS Agent for DB2
- About the online agent function for VCS agent for DB2
- About the offline agent function for VCS agent for DB2
- About the monitor agent function for VCS agent for DB2
- About the clean agent function for VCS agent for DB2
- About the info agent function for VCS agent for DB2
- About the action agent function for VCS agent for DB2
- About IMF Integration functions for VCS Agent for DB2
- About running the info agent function to get database information for VCS agent for DB2
- Typical DB2 configuration in a Cluster Server
- Road map for setting up DB2 UDB in a VCS environment
- Installing and configuring DB2
- VCS requirements for installing DB2
- Installing DB2 in a VCS environment
- Setting up the DB2 configuration
- Installing and removing the Cluster Server Agent for DB2
- Configuring VCS service groups for DB2
- About configuring service groups for DB2
- About DB2 configurations in VCS
- Before configuring the service group for DB2
- Configuring the VCS Agent for DB2 from Cluster Manager (Java Console)
- Configuring the VCS Agent for DB2 by editing the main.cf file
- Setting up in-depth monitoring of a DB2 instance
- Administering VCS service groups for DB2
- Appendix A. Troubleshooting Cluster Server Agent for DB2
- Appendix B. Resource type information for Cluster Server Agent for DB2
- Appendix C. Resource type attributes for DB2
- Appendix D. Sample configurations
Disabling in-depth monitoring for DB2
You can dynamically disable in-depth monitoring.
To dynamically disable in-depth monitoring
- Make the VCS configuration writable:
# haconf -makerw
- Freeze the service group so VCS does not perform actions automatically based on an incomplete reconfiguration:
# hagrp -freeze db2udb_group
- Assign the InDepthMonitor attribute a null value to disable in-depth monitoring. Use the command:
# hares -modifyresource IndepthMonitor 0
For example:
# hares -modify db2udb IndepthMonitor 0 # haconf -dump -makero # hagrp -unfreeze db2udb_group