Nonstop Database, HiRDB Version 9 Description
You can operate the system switchover facility in either monitor mode or server mode. In monitor mode, only system failures are monitored. In server mode, both system failures and server failures are monitored. In addition, system switchover might take less time in server mode than in monitor mode. The following table shows the failures that are monitored in monitor mode and in server mode.
Table 8-3 Failures monitored in monitor mode and in server mode
System switchover facility operation method | Monitored failure | |
---|---|---|
System failure#1 | Server Failure#2 | |
Monitor mode | Y | N |
Server mode | Y | Y |
In this manual, the product that executes system switchover is referred to as cluster software. The following table lists the cluster software supported by HiRDB, and whether each product can be operated in monitor mode and server mode.
Table 8-4 Cluster software that can be operated in monitor mode and in server mode
Cluster software | Monitor mode | Server mode |
---|---|---|
HA Monitor | Y | Y |
MC/ServiceGuard | Y | Y |
VERITAS Cluster Server | Y | Y |
Sun Cluster | Y | N |
HACMP | Y | N |
PowerHA | Y | N |
ClusterPerfect | Y | N |
LifeKeeper | Y | N |
Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS) Microsoft Failover Cluster (MSFC) |
Y | Y |
The following table lists the products you need to operate the system switchover facility in server mode.
Table 8-5 Products needed to operate in server mode
Function | HiRDB Advanced High Availability |
Hitachi HA Toolkit Extension |
---|---|---|
Normal system switchover | -- | Y# |
User server hot standby | -- | Y# |
Rapid system switchover facility | -- | Y# |
Standby-less system switchover (1:1) facility | Y | Y# |
Standby-less system switchover (effects distributed) facility | Y | Y# |
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