InfoScale™ 9.0 Cluster Server Bundled Agents Reference Guide - Solaris

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Product(s): InfoScale & Storage Foundation (9.0)
Platform: Solaris
  1. Introducing bundled agents
    1.  
      About bundled agents
    2.  
      Resources and their attributes
    3.  
      Modifying agents and their resources
    4.  
      Attributes
    5.  
      Zone-aware agents
    6.  
      IMF-aware agents
    7.  
      Enabling debug log messages
    8.  
      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 for DiskGroup agent
      7. Notes for DiskGroup agent
        1.  
          High availability fire drill
        2.  
          Using volume sets
        3. Setting the noautoimport flag for a disk group
          1.  
            VxVM noautoimport flag usage
        4.  
          Configuring the Fiber Channel adapter
        5.  
          Using the DiskGroup agent with IMF
        6.  
          Using the DiskGroup agent with NFS
      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. Disk agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6.  
        Debug log levels
    5. 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
    6. 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
    7. 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.  
        High availability fire drill
      9.  
        VxFS file system lock
      10.  
        IMF usage notes
      11.  
        IPv6 usage notes
      12.  
        Support for loopback file system
      13.  
        Enabling Level two monitoring for the Mount agent
      14.  
        ZFS file system and pool creation example
      15.  
        Support for VxFS direct mount inside non-global zones
      16. Sample configurations for Mount agent
        1.  
          VxFS configuration example for Mount agent
      17.  
        Debug log levels for Mount agent
    8. Zpool agent
      1.  
        Limitations for Zpool agent
      2.  
        Dependencies for Zpool agent
      3.  
        Agent functions for Zpool agent
      4.  
        State definitions for Zpool agent
      5.  
        Attributes for Zpool agent
      6.  
        Resource type definition for Zpool agent
      7.  
        Sample configurations for Zpool agent
      8.  
        Debug log levels for Zpool 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
  3. Network agents
    1. About the network agents
      1. Agent comparisons
        1.  
          IP and NIC agents
        2.  
          IPMultiNICB and MultiNICB agents
        3.  
          802.1Q trunking
        4.  
          Link aggregation support
    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.  
          Configuration 1
        2.  
          NetMask in decimal (base 10)
        3.  
          Configuration of NetMask in hexadecimal (base 16)
      8.  
        Debug log levels for IP agent
    3. NIC agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for NIC agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for NIC agent
      3.  
        State definitions for NIC agent
      4.  
        Attributes for NIC agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for NIC agent
      6. Notes for the NIC agent
        1.  
          High availability fire drill for NIC agent
        2.  
          Solaris 11: Change of behavior in IPv4 and IPv6 interface state
      7. Sample configurations for NIC agent
        1.  
          Configuration without network hosts (using default ping mechanism) for NIC agent
        2.  
          Configuration with network hosts for NIC agent
        3.  
          IPv6 configuration for NIC agent
      8.  
        Exclusive IP Zone configuration for NIC agent
      9.  
        Debug log levels for NIC agent
    4. About the IPMultiNICB and MultiNICB agents
      1.  
        Checklist to ensure the proper operation of MultiNICB
    5. IPMultiNICB agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for IPMultiNICB agent
      2.  
        Requirements for IPMultiNICB
      3.  
        Agent functions for IPMultiNICB agent
      4.  
        State definitions for IPMultiNICB agent
      5.  
        Attributes for IPMultiNICB agent
      6.  
        Resource type definition for IPMultiNICB agent
      7.  
        Manually migrating a logical IP address for IPMultiNICB agent
      8. Sample configurations for IPMultiNICB agent
        1.  
          Other sample configurations for IPMultiNICB and MultiNICB
      9.  
        Debug log levels for IPMultiNICB agent
    6. MultiNICB agent
      1.  
        Base and Multi-pathing modes for MultiNICB agent
      2.  
        Oracle trunking for MultiNICB agent
      3.  
        The haping utility for MultiNICB agent
      4.  
        Dependencies for MultiNICB agent
      5.  
        Agent functions for MultiNICB agent
      6.  
        State definitions for MultiNICB agent
      7.  
        Attributes for MultiNICB agent
      8.  
        Optional attributes for Base and Mpathd modes for MultiNICB agent
      9.  
        Optional attributes for Base mode for MultiNICB agent
      10.  
        Optional attributes for Multi-pathing mode for MultiNICB agent
      11.  
        Resource type definition for MultiNICB agent
      12.  
        Solaris operating modes: Base and Multi-Pathing for MultiNICB agent
      13.  
        Base mode for MultiNICB agent
      14.  
        Failover and failback for MultiNICB agent
      15.  
        Multi-Pathing mode for MultiNICB agent
      16.  
        Configuring MultiNICB and IPMultiNICB agents on Solaris 11
      17.  
        Trigger script for MultiNICB agent
      18. Sample configurations for MultiNICB agent
        1.  
          Interface configuration for MultiNICB agent on Solaris
        2.  
          Setting up test IP addresses for Base Mode
        3.  
          IPMultiNICB and MultiNICB configuration for MultiNICB agent
        4.  
          IPv6 configuration for MultiNICB agent
      19.  
        Debug log levels for MultiNICB agent
    7. 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
  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.  
        Sample configurations for NFS agent
      7.  
        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.  
          Mounting NFS export with the -vers options can cause lock failure
        3.  
          Providing a fully qualified host name
        4.  
          Service Management Facility
      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.  
          High availability fire drill
      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.  
          Configuring multiple SambaServer resources
        2.  
          Configuring Samba for non-standard configuration files or non-standard lock directories
      5. 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
      6. 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
    6. 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. AlternateIO agent
      1.  
        Dependencies for AlternateIO agent
      2.  
        Agent functions for AlternateIO agent
      3.  
        State definitions for AlternateIO agent
      4.  
        Attributes for AlternateIO agent
      5.  
        Resource type definition for AlternateIO agent
      6.  
        Sample configurations for AlternateIO agent
      7.  
        Debug log levels for AlternateIO agent
    3. 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
        6.  
          Troubleshooting Apache service group issue
      7. Sample configurations
        1.  
          Basic configuration for Solaris
        2.  
          Basic IPv6 configuration
        3.  
          Sample output of the amfstat command
      8.  
        Debug log level
    4. 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
      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.  
          Support for cloned Application agent
      9. Sample configurations for Application agent
        1.  
          Configuration 1 for Application agent
        2.  
          Configuration 2 for Application agent
        3.  
          Configuration 3 for Application agent
      10.  
        Debug log levels for Application agent
    5. 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
    6. LDom agent
      1.  
        Configuring primary and logical domain dependencies and failure policy
      2.  
        IMF awareness
      3. Dependencies
        1.  
          Network resources
        2.  
          Storage resources
      4.  
        Agent functions
      5.  
        State definitions
      6.  
        Attributes
      7.  
        Resource type definition
      8.  
        LDom agent notes
      9.  
        About the auto-boot? variable
      10.  
        Notes for the DomainFailurePolicy attribute
      11.  
        Using VCS to migrate a logical domain
      12.  
        Configuring the LDom agent for DR in a Global Cluster environment
      13.  
        Using the LDom agent with IMF
      14.  
        Sample configuration 1
      15.  
        Sample configuration 2
      16.  
        Configuration to support user-initiated LDom migration
      17.  
        Configuration for VCS-initiated migration
      18.  
        Sample configuration (Dynamic virtual machine service group failover)
      19.  
        Debug log levels
    7. 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 1 for Process agent
        2.  
          Configuration 2 for Process agent
      10.  
        Debug log levels for Process agent
    8. 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
    9. Project agent
      1.  
        Dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        Attributes
      4.  
        Resource type definition
      5.  
        Sample configuration
      6.  
        Debug log levels
    10. RestServer agent
      1.  
        Service group resource dependencies
      2.  
        Agent functions
      3.  
        State definitions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Resource type definition
      6.  
        Sample configuration
      7.  
        Troubleshooting information
    11. Zone agent
      1.  
        IMF awareness
      2.  
        Dependencies
      3.  
        Agent functions
      4.  
        Attributes
      5.  
        Configuring the Zone agent for DR in a Global Cluster environment
      6.  
        Resource type definition
      7.  
        Zone agent notes
      8.  
        Using the Zone agent with IMF
      9.  
        Debug log levels
  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 configuration

Attributes

Table: Required attributes

Attribute

Description

RvgResourceName

The name of the RVG resource type that this agent promotes. The name RVG resource type which has been configured using the RVG agent.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

AutoTakeover

A flag to indicate whether the agent should perform a takeover on online if the original Primary is down.

AutoTakeover and AutoResync are mutually exclusive attributes.

When AutoTakeover=0, the primary-elect feature is not applicable; therefore, it is not supported.

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

AutoResync

Indicates whether the agent should attempt to automatically perform a fast-failback resynchronization of the original Primary after a takeover and after the original Primary returns.

You can use the following values for this attribute:

  • 0 - instructs the agent to not attempt to perform a fast-failback resynchronization of the original Primary after a takeover and after the original Primary returns.

  • 1 - instructs the agent to attempt to automatically perform a fast-failback resynchronization of the original Primary after a takeover and after the original Primary returns.

  • 2 - instructs the agent to use the primary-elect feature. The agent does not attempt to perform a fast-failback resynchronization of the original Primary after a takeover and after the original Primary returns. The RVGPrimary agent also creates space-optimized snapshots for all the data volumes in the RVG resource.

    If you set the AutoResync attribute to 2 (to enable the primary-elect feature) the value of the BunkerSyncTimeOut attribute must be zero to disable the automated bunker replay feature. You cannot use the automated bunker replay feature and the primary-elect feature in the same environment.

AutoTakeover and AutoResync are mutually exclusive attributes.

When AutoTakeover=0, the primary-elect feature is not applicable; therefore, it is not supported.

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

BunkerSyncTimeOut

The value for the BunkerSyncTimeOut attribute determines if you want the bunker to perform a replay or not. You set the value in seconds for the time that you want to allot for the replay.

Use one of the following values for the BunkerSyncTimeOut attribute:

  • Null (default value): If you do not use a value for this attribute (the default null value), the RVGPrimary agent considers it an infinite timeout value. The agent replays all the writes on the Bunker Replicator Log to the Secondary. Only after the agent sends all the writes, VCS performs the takeover on the Secondary.

  • 0: If you set the value for this attribute to 0, you disable bunker replay for the agent. The RVGPrimary agent immediately performs a takeover on the Secondary. The agent does not send pending writes from the Bunker to the Secondary.

  • Custom value (in seconds): If you set the value to a number of seconds, then the RVGPrimary agent sends writes for that amount of time to the Secondary. After the agent meets the time limit, it performs the takeover on the Secondary. The bunker replay time in this case is equal to the value in seconds. You can set this value dynamically.

The RVGPrimary agent's OnlineTimeout and OnlineRetryLimit attribute values determine the available time for an RVGPrimary resource to complete its online operation.

Use the following formula to get the Time Available for Online to Complete (TAOC):

TAOC = (OnlineTimeout + (OnlineRetryLimit * OnlineTimeout))

BunkerSyncTimeOut (cont.)

When you set the BunkerSyncTimeOut value in seconds, the value of TAOC for the RVGPrimary agent should be greater than the desired BunkerSyncTimeOut value. Using a TAOC value that is greater than BunkerSyncTimeOut value ensures that the bunker replay and the RVG takeover can complete in the allotted time for that particular online operation. If the TAOC is smaller than BunkerSyncTimeOut value and the bunker replay does not complete within the allotted time for the online process, the resource faults. If the resource faults, clear the fault. Try the online operation again if the resource has not failed over to other cluster node in the configuration.

If you increase the value of the BunkerSyncTimeOut attribute, you need to increase the value of the OnlineTimeout or OnlineRetryLimit attribute so that TAOC remain greater than changed value. This is to ensure to have bunker replay completed within allotted time for online.

If the value of the AutoResync attribute is 2, you must set the value of the BunkerSyncTimeOut attribute to 0 (to disable automated bunker replay).

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Default value: ""

Table: Optional attributes

Attribute

Description

NumThreads

Number of threads used within the agent process for managing resources. This number does not include threads used for other internal purposes.

Do not modify this attribute for this agent.

Setting this attribute to a higher value may result in agent function timeouts due to serialization of underlying commands.

Default: 1

ResyncType

Allows you to choose between automatic synchronization and difference-based synchronization.

By default, difference-based synchronization is enabled for resynchronization.

To enable automatic synchronization, run the following commands:

# haconf -makerw

# hares -modify RVGPrimary_resource_name ResyncType 1

# haconf -dump -makero

# hares -value RVGPrimary_resource_name ResyncType

To track automatic synchronization progress, run the following commands:

# vxrlink -g dg_name -i time_interval status rlk_name

# vradmin -g dg_name repstatus rvg_name

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

Default: 0

Table: Internal attribute

Attribute

Description

BunkerSyncElapsedTime

For internal use only, do not modify. This value in seconds signifies the amount of time that a Secondary RVG has waited for synchronization from the bunker host to complete.

Type and dimension: integer-scalar

Note:

Default settings of AutoTakeover=1 and AutoResync=0 cause the first failover to succeed when the original Primary goes down, and upon the original Primary's return, the RDS (Replicated Data Set) has a Primary-Primary configuration error. Set the default value of the AutoResync attribute of the RVGPrimary and RVGSharedPri agents to 1 if you want the agent to automatically attempt a fast-failback resynchronization of the original Primary after a takeover and after the original Primary returns. This prevents the Primary-Primary configuration error.