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[Volume.PL7000-1.VOL1]
This subsection details the information for this particular server,
PL7000-1, in respect to Volume 1.
Shared=True
In order for volumes to failover properly, this must be set to true
Setting the value to false will disable the ability for drive to failover.
Mounted=True
Setting the value to false will disable NHAS from automatically
mounting this volume.
HotfixIdentifier=258E576C
This value, derived from the partition time stamp NetWare creates, is
used to recognize volumes for NHAS.
MountCommand=
By specifying a command or an executable script, when a server
mounts this particular volume, it processes the commands inputted
here.
DismountCommand=
By specifying a command or an executable script, when a server
dismounts this particular volume, it processes the commands inputted
here.
[Volume.PL7000-1.SYS]
This subsection details the information for this particular server,
PL7000-1, in respect to the SYS: volume.
Shared=False
This value should stay false.
Mounted=True
Setting the value to false will disable NHAS from automatically
mounting this volume.
HotfixIdentifier=258E5780
This value, derived from the partition time stamp NetWare creates, is
used to recognize volumes for NHAS.
MountCommand=
By specifying a command or an executable script, when a server
dismounts this particular volume, it processes the commands inputted
here.
DismountCommand=
By specifying a command or an executable script, when a server
dismounts this particular volume, it processes the commands inputted
here.
Sample IP Failover
As the clearest method of explaining the IP failover procedure, the following sample is a
walkthrough of a failover performed during a client ping. Hopefully, this example will shed light
on the relationship between the HASERVER.INI parameters and the operation of the cluster.
The following example describes a series of files that explain how to implement IP failover
between the two servers in the cluster. The script files that follow should be used as a reference
when creating your own custom IP failover script files.
Scenario
IP address of Server A
(
PL7000-1): 123.45.67.1 with VOL1: on shared disk
IP address of Server B (PL7000-2): 123.45.67.2 with VOL2: on shared disk
Virtual IP address of VOL1: 123.45.67.11
Virtual IP address of VOL2: 123.45.67.22
Client IP address: 123.45.67.5