VCS-256 Administration of Veritas InfoScale Availability 7.1 for UNIX/Linux Questions and Answers

The services shut down on the active node and are brought up on the passive node.

The passive node becomes the active node, and all service groups are automatically switched to the new active node.

The services continue to run on the active node while HAD is stopped.

The online service groups on the active node are taken offline and remain offline until started manually.

the ability to monitor each instance of the application independently.

the ability to be installed on shared storage

the ability to determine if the application is running

the ability to notify the administrator of the application’s state

the ability to disconnect users from the application

Veritas Volume Replicator

Cluster File System

Global Cluster Option

Veritas Resiliency Platform

Any resource fault leads to a faulted state for the resource.

Any resource fault leads to the service group failing over.

Any resource fault leads to the service group being taken offline.

Any resource fault leaves the service group partially online.

Any resource fault leaves the service group fully online.

The cluster will shut down.

The cluster will log messages related to licensing.

The cluster will disallow administrative changes until licensed.

The cluster will cease to respond if a resource faults.

hasync

hazoneconfigsync

haconfigdistribute

hamigrate

InfoScale Enterprise

InfoScale Availability

InfoScale Storage

InfoScale Foundation and InfoScale Availability

Network

Swap

Storage

Semaphores

CPU

The cluster faults and the subcluster with node1 in it panics.

The cluster moves all applications to node1.

The cluster continues to run without impact to the application.

The cluster faults and the subcluster with node1 in it remains online.