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Configuring other adoptive hosts
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On the adoptive host
1
Own all DTCs that will belong to this host in the event of original host failure.
dtcown dtcname
2
Reboot all DTCs by switching them off and then on.
3
Check that each DTC is operational by executing a command such as
dtcping dtcname to verify that each DTC can be managed on this node.
4
Disown all DTCs belonging to the adoptive host by entering:
dtcdisown dtcname
for each DTC. This is a precaution to avoid possible conflicts of ownership.
Note
If any of these commands are unsuccessful, reboot the DTC.
Configuring other adoptive hosts
On all additional adoptive hosts
Repeat the procedure “Transfering configurations to an adoptive host” for all
additional adoptive host(s).
Note
You can use dtclist -c command to list all configured DTCs.
You have now verified that all potential adoptive hosts can own and manage the
DTCs.
Returning ownership to the original host
On the original host
Own all the DTCs and enable them to receive management instructions by entering
the following commands for each DTC.
dtcown dtcname
dtcquickswitch IP_address_of_original_host dtcname
Summary of Contents for 9000 Series 700
Page 1: ...Using the HP DTC Manager UX HP 9000 Series 700 and 800 Computers ...
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Page 22: ...1 22 Special DTC terminology ...
Page 84: ...84 Configuring DTC management protocol parameters 7 ...
Page 122: ...122 Copying and pasting configurations 9 ...
Page 136: ...136 Other dtcmodifyconfs parameter definitions 10 ...
Page 140: ...140 Downloading the configuration 11 ...
Page 164: ...164 About dtccheckip 13 ...
Page 174: ...14 174 Event log examples ...
Page 186: ...186 DTC user interface commands A ...
Page 200: ...200 HP UX 9 x file system B ...
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