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2 In ConsoleOne, browse to and select the Novell Messenger Service object (MessengerService),
then click Messenger Server.
3 Right-click the Archive Agent object, then click Properties.
4 Click Agent > Log Settings.
5 In the Log Files Path field, specify the Archive Agent log path, then click OK.
22.2.3 Configuring the Messenger Cluster Resource to Load
and Unload the Messenger Agents
The properties of the Messenger Cluster Resource object define how the
functions within the cluster, how the Messenger agents are loaded and unloaded, and how failover
and failback situations are handled.
"Modifying the Cluster Load Script for the Messenger Agents" on page 235
"Modifying the Cluster Resource Unload Script for the Messenger Agents" on page 237
"Setting the Failover List and Policies for the Messenger Agents" on page 238
Modifying the Cluster Load Script for the Messenger Agents
To set up the load script in iManager:
1 Expand Clusters, then click Cluster Options.
2 In the Cluster field, browse to the Cluster object where the Messenger cluster resource is
located.
3 Click the Cluster object to display the cluster resources that belong to the cluster.
4 Select the Messenger cluster resource that you created when you set up the Messenger
partition, then click Properties.
The default load script from a generic IP service template appears as follows:
#!/bin/bash
. /opt/novell/ncs/lib/ncsfuncs
# mount the file system
exit_on_error mount -t reiserfs /dev/evms/vol /mnt/generic
# add the IP address
exit_on_error add_secondary_ipaddress a.b.c.d
# start the service
exit_on_error /etc/init.d/myservice start
# return status
exit 0
5 If this is an NSS volume or a shared pool, make the following changes to set up the Messenger
load script:
5a As needed, in the mount command, change reiserfs to whatever file system type is in
use on nodes in the cluster.
5b In the mount command, change vol to the actual device name in use on nodes in the
cluster.
Messenger partition
Implementing Messenger in a Linux Cluster 235