Starting Clustering And Locking Systems; Setting Up And Mounting File Systems - Red Hat GFS 6.0 Administrator's Manual

Chapter 4. Initial Configuration
4.2.2. Setting Up and Starting the Cluster Configuration System
To set up and start the Cluster Configuration System, follow these steps:
1. Create CCS configuration files and place them into a temporary directory. Refer to
Chapter 6 Creating the Cluster Configuration System Files.
2. Create a CCS archive on the CCA device. (The CCA device is the pool created in Step 2 of
Section 4.2.1 Setting Up Logical Devices.) Put the CCS files (created in Step 1) into the CCS
archive. Refer to Section 7.1 Creating a CCS Archive.
Command usage:
ccs_tool create Directory CCADevice
3. At each node, start the CCS daemon, specifying the CCA device at the command line. Refer to
Section 7.2 Starting CCS in the Cluster.
Command usage:
ccsd -d CCADevice
Note
You can use GFS
Cluster Configuration System. For more information about GFS
Chapter 12 Using GFS

4.2.3. Starting Clustering and Locking Systems

To start clustering and locking systems, start
Section 8.2.3 Starting LOCK_GULM Servers.
Command usage:
lock_gulmd
Note
You can use GFS
For more information about GFS

4.2.4. Setting Up and Mounting File Systems

To set up and mount file systems, follow these steps:
1. Create GFS
Section 4.2.2 Setting Up and Starting the Cluster Configuration System. Choose a unique
name for each file system. Refer to Section 9.1 Making a File System.
Command usage:
scripts included with GFS to automate starting and stopping the
init.d
Scripts.
init.d
scripts included with GFS to automate starting and stopping
init.d
init.d
file systems
.
lock_gulmd
scripts, refer to Chapter 12 Using GFS
on pools created
scripts, refer to
init.d
at each node. Refer to
lock_gulmd
Scripts.
init.d
in Step 1
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