Configuring the Properties of Cluster Volume Resource
Load and Unload Script
To customize your specific NetWare NFS Services configuration, edit the IP addresses and volume-specific commands in the load and unload scripts of the cluster volume object to which you are going to associate NFS Services. Select and right-click the Cluster Volume object and then click Properties to find the Cluster Resource Load Script and Cluster Resource Unload Script. Following are the formats for these scripts.
Load Script
To the load script, add the following at the end of the existing script:
nfsclust AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD shared vol name shared vol name_SERVER
shared vol name:\ETC\NFSSTART
Unload Script
To the unload script, add the following at the beginning of the existing script:
shared vol name:\ETC\NFSSTOP
unload nfsclust
unload nfsadmin
unload pkernel
Setting the Start, Failover, and Failback Modes
The following table explains the different resource modes.
Start |
AUTO, MANUAL |
AUTO allows Native File Access for UNIX to automatically start on a server when the cluster is first brought up. MANUAL lets you manually start Native File Access for UNIX on a server whenever you want. Default = AUTO |
Failover |
AUTO, MANUAL |
AUTO allows Native File Access for UNIX to automatically start on the next server in the Assigned Nodes list in the event of a hardware or software failure. MANUAL lets you intervene after a failure occurs and before Native File Access for UNIX is moved to another node. Default = AUTO |
Failback |
AUTO, MANUAL, DISABLE |
AUTO allows Native File Access for to UNIX automatically move back to its preferred node when the preferred node is brought back online. MANUAL prevents Native File Access for UNIX from moving back to its preferred node when that node is brought back online until you are ready to allow it to happen. DISABLE causes Native File Access for UNIX to continue running in an online state on the node it has failed to. Default = DISABLE |
To view or change the Start, Failover, and Failback modes, do the following:
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In ConsoleOne, double-click the cluster object container.
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Right-click the cluster resource object shared vol name_SERVER and select Properties.
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Click the Policies tab on the property page.
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View or change the Start, Failover, or Failback mode.
