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Metaclass Framework Reference 4-5
sommBeforeMethod Method
Purpose
Specifies a method that is automatically called before execution of each client method.
IDL Syntax
boolean sommBeforeMethod (
in SOMObject object,
in somId methodID,
in va_list ap);
Description
The sommBeforeMethod specifies a method that is automatically called before execution
of each client method. The sommBeforeMethod method is not called directly by the user.
To define the desired “before” method, sommBeforeMethod must be overridden in a
metaclass that is a subclass (child) of SOMMBeforeAfter. The default implementation does
nothing until it is overridden.
Warning: somDefaultInit is among the methods that get before/after behavior, which
implies that the following obligation is imposed on the programmer of a
sommBeforeMethod. Specifically, care must be taken to guard against
sommBeforeMethod being called before the somDefaultInit method has executed and the
object is not yet fully initialized.
Parameters
Refer to the diagram in the following section for further clarification of these arguments.
receiver A pointer to an object (class) of metaclass SOMMBeforeAfter representing
the class object that supports the method (such as, “myMethod”) for which
the “before” method will apply.
ev A pointer where the method can return exception information if an error is
encountered. The dispatch method of SOMMBeforeAfter sets this
parameter to NULL before dispatching the first sommBeforeMethod.
object A pointer to the instance of the receiver on which the method is invoked.
methodId The SOM ID of the method (such as, “myMethod”) that was invoked.
ap The list of input arguments to the method (“myMethod”).
Return Value
A boolean that indicates whether or not before/after dispatching should continue. If the
value is TRUE, normal before/after dispatching continues. If the value is FALSE, the
dispatching skips to the sommAfterMethod associated with the preceding
sommBeforeMethod. This implies that the sommBeforeMethod must do any
post-processing that might otherwise be done by the sommAfterMethod. Because
before/after methods are paired within a SOMMBeforeAfter metaclass, this design
eliminates the complexity of communicating to the sommAfterMethod that the
sommBeforeMethod returned FALSE.
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Technical Documentation

1

Table of Contents

3

Index 341

21

Chapter 1: Introduction

23

Documentation and Training

24

Technical Support

25

Chapter 2: SPS Installation

27

SPS Core Package Cluster

28

Optional Recovery Software

28

Planning Your SPS Environment

29

Mapping Server Configurations

29

Storage and Adapter Options

31

Supported Storage Models

36

DS4100 * Partner testing

40

Supported Adapter Models

44

Adapter Model Certification

45

Packages

47

Configuring Shared Storage

47

VLAN Interface Support Matrix

49

Installing the SPS Software

51

/var/LifeKeeper/license

54

Subscription Licensing

55

Obtaining an Internet HOST ID

56

Verifying SPS Installation

56

Upgrading SPS

56

Protected Resources

59

Software

61

Configuration Concepts

62

Common Hardware Components

62

System Grouping Arrangements

63

Active - Active Grouping

64

Active - Standby Grouping

65

Resource Hierarchies

67

Resource Types

67

Resource States

68

Hierarchy Relationships

69

Shared Equivalencies

69

Resource Hierarchy Example

71

Detailed Status Display

71

Short Status Display

76

IP Local Recovery

77

Local Recovery Scenario

78

Command Line Operations

78

SPS Configuration Steps

83

Set Up TTY Connections

84

LifeKeeper Events Table

85

Prerequisites

87

Configuration Tasks

87

Verifying the Configuration

88

SNMP Troubleshooting

89

Optional Configuration Tasks

93

Configuring the Heartbeat

95

Configuration Considerations

95

How Certificates Are Used

96

Using Your Own Certificates

96

Linux Configuration

97

Item Description

100

Network Configuration

101

Application Configuration

101

Disabling Reservations

125

I/O Fencing Chart

126

Quorum/Witness

128

Configurable Components

129

Available Quorum Modes

130

Available Witness Modes

131

Scenario 1

134

Scenario 2

134

Scenario 3

134

Scenario 4

135

SCSI Reservations

136

Using IPMI with STONITH

137

Package Requirements

138

<vm_id>

139

Watchdog

140

Configuration

141

Resource Policy Management

142

Standard Policies

143

Meta Policies

144

The lkpolicy Tool

145

Listing Policies

146

Showing Current Policies

146

Setting Policies

146

Removing Policies

146

Configuring Credentials

147

LifeKeeper API

148

LifeKeeper Administration

149

N-Way Recovery

149

Administrator Tasks

150

Editing Server Properties

150

Creating a Communication Path

150

Deleting a Communication Path

151

Server Properties - Failover

152

Creating Resource Hierarchies

153

Recovery Kit Options

154

Editing Resource Properties

158

Editing Resource Priorities

158

Using the Up and Down Buttons

159

Editing the Priority Values

160

Applying Your Changes

160

Unextending a Hierarchy

162

LifeKeeper User Guide

167

Using LifeKeeper for Linux

168

GUI Overview - General

168

Exiting GUI Clients

169

Resource Context Menu

170

Server Context Menu

171

File Menu

172

Edit Menu - Resource

172

Edit Menu - Server

173

View Menu

173

Help Menu

174

Toolbars

174

GUI Toolbar

174

Resource Context Toolbar

176

Server Context Toolbar

178

Preparing to Run the GUI

178

LifeKeeper GUI - Overview

178

GUI Server

179

GUI Client

179

Starting GUI clients

179

Running the GUI

180

GUI Configuration

181

GUI Limitations

182

Troubleshooting

182

Configuring GUI Users

183

Java Security Policy

184

Sample Policy File

186

Java Plug-In

187

Applet Troubleshooting

189

Status Table

190

Properties Panel

191

Output Panel

191

Message Bar

192

Exiting the GUI

192

Common Tasks

192

Starting LifeKeeper

192

Stopping LifeKeeper

193

Viewing LifeKeeper Processes

194

Disconnecting From a Cluster

195

Viewing Connected Servers

196

Viewing Server Properties

197

Viewing Server Log Files

197

Viewing Resource Tags and IDs

198

Global Resource Status

199

Viewing Resource Properties

200

Resource Labels

201

Resource Tree

202

Comm Path Status

202

Row Height

202

Column Width

202

Viewing Message History

203

Cluster Connect Dialog

205

Cluster Disconnect Dialog

205

Resource Properties Dialog

206

Server Properties Dialog

207

General Tab

208

CommPaths Tab

210

Resources Tab

211

Operator Tasks

212

Advanced Tasks

213

LCDI Commands

214

Hierarchy Definition

215

LCD Configuration Data

217

LCD Directory Structure

218

LCD Resource Types

218

LifeKeeper Flags

218

Resources Subdirectories

219

Resource Actions

220

Alarm Classes

222

Maintenance Tasks

223

File System Health Monitoring

225

Condition Definitions

226

Recovering After a Failover

228

Removing LifeKeeper

228

Removing via GnoRPM

229

Removing via Command Line

229

LifeKeeper GUI Connections

230

LifeKeeper Data Replication

230

Disabling a Firewall

231

Technical Notes

234

LifeKeeper Operations

236

Server Configuration

238

NFS Client Options

239

Cluster Example

240

Expanded Multicluster Example

241

Known Issues and Restrictions

243

Description

244

LifeKeeper Core

245

Internet/IP Licensing

250

Data Replication

253

234Troubleshooting

256

Oracle Recovery Kit

259

NFS Server Recovery Kit

260

SAP Recovery Kit

261

LVM Recovery Kit

262

DMMP Recovery Kit

263

PostgreSQL Recovery Kit

263

MD Recovery Kit

264

GUI Troubleshooting

265

Running from a Modem:

266

No Route To Host Exception:

266

Unknown Host Exception:

266

From Windows:

267

From Linux:

268

Incomplete Resource Created

270

Suggested Action:

273

Serial (TTY) Console WARNING

274

Explanation

275

Introduction

277

DataKeeper Features

277

How SteelEye DataKeeper Works

278

Standard Mirror Configuration

280

N+1 Configuration

280

Multiple Target Configuration

281

Failover Scenarios

283

Hardware Requirements

287

General Configuration

288

Confirm Failover On

300

Block Resource Failover On

301

Examples

303

Replicate New File System

305

DataKeeper Resource

305

Resource Configuration Tasks

306

Field Tips

307

Extending Your Hierarchy

308

Unextending Your Hierarchy

310

Deleting a Resource Hierarchy

311

Administration

315

Viewing Mirror Status

315

GUI Mirror Administration

316

Force Mirror Online

318

Pause and Resume

318

Rewind and Recover Data

318

Set Compression Level

321

Set Rewind Log Location

321

Set Rewind Log Max Size

321

Mirror Actions

322

Mirror Settings

322

Bitmap Administration

323

Example:

324

Server Failure

325

Resynchronization

325

Method 1

326

Method 2

327

Clustering with Fusion-io

328

TCP/IP Tuning

329

Configuration Recommendations

330

Multi-Site Cluster

331

Cluster Resource Hierarchy

333

IP Resource

345

Requirements

346

Before You Start

346

Performing the Migration

347

326Multi-Site Cluster

348

330Multi-Site Cluster

352

332Multi-Site Cluster

354

Successful Migration

356

Symptom Suggested Action

360

Menus 148

368

Message Bar 170

368

Mirror Administration

368

Mirror Status

368

Multi-Site Cluster 309

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