Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 747

Using ConsoleOne
Browse and select the Cluster object.
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Click File > New > Cluster > Cluster Volume.
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Browse and select a volume on the shared disk system to cluster enable.
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Enter an IP address for the volume.
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This is only required for the first volume to be cluster enabled in the pool.
This IP address will be assigned to the pool where the volume resides.
Checking the Online Resource after Create check box will cause the
volume to automatically mount once it is created.
(Optional) Change the default name of the virtual Server object.
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When you cluster enable a pool, a virtual Server object is automatically
created and given the name of the Cluster object plus the cluster-enabled
pool. For example, if the cluster name is cluster1 and the cluster-enabled
pool name is pool1, then the default virtual server name will be
cluster1_pool1_server.
If you are cluster enabling a volume in a pool that has already been cluster
enabled, the virtual Server object has already been created, and you can't
change the virtual Server object name.
(Optional) Change the default name of the cluster-enabled Volume object.
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When you cluster enable a volume, a new object is automatically created
and given the name of the Cluster object and the volume name. For
example, if the cluster name is cluster1 and the volume name is vol1, then
the default cluster-enabled Volume object name will be cluster1_vol1.
Ensure the Define Additional Properties check box is checked, click
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Create and then continue with
on page 33.
Using NetWare Remote Manager
In NetWare Remote Manager, in the left column under the Clustering
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section, select Cluster Config.
At the bottom of the screen under Create New Objects, click New Cluster
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Volume.
Select the volume you created in the previous section and click Select.
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Enter the IP address you want to assign to the cluster-enabled volume.
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"Set Start, Failover, and Failback Modes"
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