Novell BUSINESS CONTINUITY CLUSTERING 1.2.1 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual page 163

Parameter
Password
Script Parameters
Script
Synchronous
Edit Flags
7 Specify the Script Parameters.
Click New to insert a new editable row into the Script Parameters table. The left field is the
parameter name and the right field is the parameter value. When you are done adding the name/
value pair, click OK to save the parameter.
The following are the name/value pairs that must be entered into the script parameters table for
the dynamic DNS script.
Name
DNS_SERVER_ADDR 10.1.1.172
HOST_NAME
HOST_RECORD_TTL
HOST_IP
KEY_FILE
8 Click OK to return to the Cluster Resource Properties page for the resource you are modifying,
then click OK again on the Cluster Resource Properties page to save the new dynamic DNS
BCC load script.
Description
This field is used by CIM or SMI-S enabled scripts. This field is not needed
for the dynamic DNS script.
The script parameters are used to customize the dynamic DNS script to
work with a particular DNS server. Go to
Copy and paste the dynamic DNS script into this edit box.
When enabled (selected), this option synchronizes the execution of
multiple BCC load and unload scripts. This is not necessary for the
dynamic DNS script, so leave it disabled (deselected).
This is an advanced option that should only be enabled when instructed to
do so by Novell Support, so leave it disabled (deselected).
Sample Value
cluspool1.clusters.site1.company.com
60
10.1.20.216
/mnt/bcc-master/dyndns/keys/
Kcluster1.clusters.sitel.company
.com.+157+60303.private
Step 7 to enter the parameters.
Description
Specify the IP address of the
DNS master server.
Specify the hostname of the
cluster resource whose IP
address needs to be
updated when it is migrated
to this peer cluster.
Specify the time-to-live value
of the DNS record in
seconds.
Specify the new IP address
for the cluster resource in
the subnet of this peer
cluster.
Specify the location of the
private key file. Remember
that the public key must be
in this same directory.
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