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Configuring Cluster Policies and
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Priorities
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After installing Novell
Cluster Services
settings for the cluster to meet your needs and help you manage the cluster effectively. This
additional configuration might consist of changing the values on some of the properties for the
Cluster object.
Section 7.1, "Understanding Cluster Settings," on page 91
Section 7.2, "Configuring Quorum Membership and Timeout Properties," on page 92
Section 7.3, "Configuring Cluster Protocol Properties," on page 93
Section 7.4, "Configuring Cluster Event E-Mail Notification," on page 95
Section 7.5, "Viewing the Cluster Node Properties," on page 95
Section 7.6, "Modifying the Cluster IP Address and Port Properties," on page 96
Section 7.7, "What's Next," on page 96
7.1 Understanding Cluster Settings
IMPORTANT: You must perform all Cluster Services configuration operations on the master node
in the cluster. In iManager, select the Cluster object, not the Cluster Node objects.
Section 7.1.1, "Cluster Policies," on page 91
Section 7.1.2, "Cluster Protocols Properties," on page 92
7.1.1 Cluster Policies
Table 7-1
describes the configurable cluster policies. You can manage cluster policies in iManager
by going to the Clusters > Cluster Options > Policies page. For instructions, see
"Configuring Quorum Membership and Timeout Properties," on page
Cluster Policies
Table 7-1
Property
Cluster IP address
Port
on one or more nodes in a cluster, you can configure the
TM
Description
Specifies the IP address for the cluster.
You specify the IP address when you install Novell Cluster Services on the
first node of the cluster. Rarely, you might need to modify this value.
Specifies the port used for cluster communication.
The default cluster port number is 7023, and is automatically assigned when
the cluster is created. You might need to modify this value if there is a port
conflict.
Section 7.2,
92.
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