BCC 1.2.2 Administration Guide for OES 2 SP3
- BCC 1.2.2 Administration Guide for OES 2 SP3
- Overview of Business Continuity Clustering
- Disaster Recovery Implications
- Disaster Recovery Implementations
- Business Continuity Clustering
- BCC Deployment Scenarios
- Key Concepts
- What’s New for BCC
- What’s New for BCC 1.2.2
- What’s Next
- Planning a Business Continuity Cluster
- Determining Design Criteria
- Best Practices
- LAN Connectivity Guidelines
- SAN Connectivity Guidelines
- Storage Design Guidelines
- eDirectory Design Guidelines
- Cluster Design Guidelines
- Installing Business Continuity Clustering
- Requirements for BCC 1.2.2
- Getting the Business Continuity Clustering Software
- Configuring a BCC Administrator User and Group
- Installing and Configuring the Novell Business Continuity Clustering Software
- Using a YaST Auto-Configuration File to Install and Configure Business Continuity Clustering Software
- What’s Next
- Upgrading to Identity Manager 3.6.1
- Requirements for Using Identity Manager
- Upgrading to 32-Bit Identity Manager 3.6.1
- Upgrading to 64-Bit Identity Manager 3.6.1
- Patching IDM 3.6.1 for OES 2 SP3
- Upgrading to BCC 1.2.2 on OES 2 SP3
- System Requirements for the BCC 1.2.2
- Preparing to Upgrade to BCC 1.2.2 on OES 2 SP3
- Upgrading to BCC 1.2.2
- Converting BCC Clusters from NetWare to Linux
- Understanding the Conversion Process
- Prerequisites for Converting from NetWare to Linux
- Converting Clusters from NetWare to Linux
- Deleting and Re-Creating the BCC Identity Manager Drivers
- Finalizing the BCC Cluster Conversion
- What’s Next
- Configuring the Identity Manager Drivers for BCC
- Understanding the BCC Drivers
- Prerequisites for Configuring the BCC Drivers for Identity Manager
- Configuring the BCC Drivers
- Creating SSL Certificates
- Enabling or Disabling the Synchronization of e-Mail Settings
- Synchronizing Identity Manager Drivers
- Preventing Synchronization Loops for Identity Manager Drivers
- Changing the Identity Manager Synchronization Drivers
- What’s Next
- Configuring BCC for Peer Clusters
- Enabling Clusters for Business Continuity
- Adding Peer Cluster Credentials
- Adding Search-and-Replace Values to the Resource Replacement Script
- Adding Storage Management Configuration Information
- Configuring CIMOM Daemons to Bind to IP Addresses
- Enabling Linux POSIX File Systems to Run on Secondary Clusters
- Verifying BCC Administrator User Trustee Rights and Credentials
- Disabling BCC for a Peer Cluster
- What’s Next
- Managing a Business Continuity Cluster
- Migrating a Cluster Resource to a Peer Cluster
- Bringing a Downed Cluster Back in Service
- Changing Peer Cluster Credentials
- Viewing the Current Status of a Business Continuity Cluster
- Generating a Cluster Report
- Resolving Business Continuity Cluster Failures
- Configuring BCC for Cluster Resources
- Requirements for Cluster Resources
- BCC-Enabling Cluster Resources
- Configuring Search-and-Replace Values for an Individual Cluster Resource
- Assigning Preferred Peer Clusters for the Resource
- Assigning Preferred Nodes in Peer Clusters
- Disabling BCC for a Cluster Resource
- Changing the IP Address of a Cluster Resource
- Deleting or Unsharing a BCC-Enabled Shared NSS Pool Resource
- Troubleshooting Business Continuity Clustering
- NSS Takes Up to 10 Minutes to Load When the Server Is Rebooted
- Identity Manager Plug-Ins Do Not Appear in iManager
- Cluster Connection States
- Driver Port Number Conflicts
- Excluded Users
- Security Equivalent User
- SSL Certificates
- Clusters Cannot Communicate
- BCC Startup Flags
- Identity Manager Drivers for Cluster Synchronization Do Not Start
- Identity Manager Drivers Do Not Synchronize Objects from One Cluster to Another
- Tracing Identity Manager Communications
- Peer Cluster Communication Is Not Working
- A Resource Does Not Migrate to a Peer Cluster
- Resource Cannot Be Brought Online
- Administration of Peer Clusters Is Not Functional
- Resource Script Search-and-Replace Functions Do Not Work
- Virtual NCP Server IP Addresses Won’t Change
- The IP Address, Virtual Server DN, or Pool Name Does Not Appear on the iManager Cluster Configuration Page
- Blank Error String iManager Error Appears While Bringing a Resource Online
- Mapping Drives in Login Scripts
- Mapping Drives to Home Directories by Using the %HOME_DIRECTORY Variable
- BCC Error Codes
- Clustered Pool Is Stuck in an eDirectory Synchronization State
- Security Considerations
- Security Features
- Security Configuration
- General Security Guidelines
- Security Information for Dependent Products
- Console Commands for BCC
- Using Console Commands
- Setting Up Linux Scan Commands in /opt/novell/ncs/bin/device_scan.sh
- Setting Up Auto-Failover
- Enabling Auto-Failover
- Creating an Auto-Failover Policy
- Refining the Auto-Failover Policy
- Adding or Editing Monitor Configurations
- Configuring Host-Based File System Mirroring for NSS Pools
- Creating and Mirroring NSS Pools on Shared Storage
- Creating NSS Volumes
- Novell Cluster Services Configuration and Setup
- Checking NSS Volume Mirror Status
- Configuration Worksheet for the BCC Drivers for Identity Manager
- Cluster1 to Cluster2
- Cluster2 to Cluster1
- Using Dynamic DNS with BCC
- Requirements and Assumptions
- Configuring the DNS Server for Dynamic DNS
- Configuring the Cluster Resources for Dynamic DNS
- Testing the Dynamic DNS Solution
- Using Virtual IP Addresses with BCC 1.2
- Understanding Internal Virtual IP Networks
- Virtual IP Address Benefits
- Planning a Virtual IP Network Implementation
- Configuring a Virtual Router with OSPF
- Configuring Virtual IP Addresses
- Removing Business Continuity Clustering Core Software
- Legal Notices