If you’re using a quorum server, authorize the nodes in the cluster to the quorum server.
Login to the quorum server and update the file /etc/cmcluster/qs_authfile
Save a copy and add the FQDN of main interface and the management interface of every node in the cluster to the qs_authfile file.
After modifying this file, you must force the quorum server to re-read it:
# /usr/lbin/qs -update
Create the cluster in a semi-automated fashion. The command arguments are different if we’re using a cluster lock device or a quorum server. Execute it first in test mode to verify if you got the arguments correct:
· Cluster lock device usage:
# cmdeploycl -t -c <cluster> -N $SGCONF/<cluster>_network -n «PrimaryNode» -n «FailoverNode» -b –L /dev/<vglock>:</dev/cdisk/lockdisk>
· Quorum server usage:
# cmdeploycl -t -c <cluster> -N $SGCONF/<cluster>_network -n «PrimaryNode» -n «FailoverNode» –q < FQDN main quorum server> <FQDN management interface quorum server>
When the cmdeploycl command finishes you should see a message like:
Preview complete. To apply changes, run cmdeploycl without -t option.
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