InfoScale™ 9.0 Cluster Server Agent for Hitachi TrueCopy/HP-XP Continuous Access Configuration Guide - Windows
- Introducing the agent for Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access
- Configuring the agent for Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access
- Configuration concepts for the Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access agent
- Attribute definitions for the TrueCopy/HP-XP-CA agent
- Before you configure the agent for Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access
- Configuring the agent for Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access
- Configuration concepts for the Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access agent
- Testing VCS disaster recovery support with Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access
- How VCS recovers from various disasters in an HA/DR setup with Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access
- Setting up fire drill
Before you configure the agent for Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access
Before you configure the agent, review the following information:
Verify that you have installed the agent on all the cluster nodes.
Verify the hardware setup for the agent.
See Typical Hitachi TrueCopy/Hewlett-Packard XP Continuous Access setup in a VCS cluster.
Make sure that the cluster has an effective heartbeat mechanism in place.
Set up system zones in replicated data clusters.
Verify that the clustering infrastructure is in place.
If you plan to configure the agent in a global cluster, make sure the global service group for the application is configured.
For more information, refer to the Cluster Server Administrator's Guide.
If you plan to configure the agent in a replicated data cluster, make sure the required replication infrastructure is in place and that the application is configured.
Ensure that the HORC manager is configured to access the device groups.
Verify that the HTC instance is configured appropriately and is in a running state.
Verify that the HORC manager CLIs execute successfully. This is essential for the HTC and the HTCSnap agents to be able to fetch HTC-related data and to succesfully perform failover, switchover, and other operations.