Configuring Control-M/Server as cluster resource on UNIX

This procedure describes how to configure Control-M/Server as a cluster resource on UNIX, which enables the cluster manager to start, check, and stop Control-M/Server processes.

To configure Control-M/Server as a cluster resource on UNIX:

1. From the CCM, set the Control-M/Server component to Ignore, as described in Ignoring a component:
2. On the active host create the following scripts in a directory that is not on the shared disk:
   • start_all: startdb && start_ca && start_ctm && start-ag -u `whoami` -p ALL -s
   • show_all: show_ca && shctm && shagent
   • shut_all: shut_ca && shut_ctm && shut-ag -u `whoami` -p ALL && shutdb
3. Copy the scripts to the other host and allow access to the Control-M/Server user.
4. On the active host, create the following scripts in a directory that is not on the shared disk:
   • ctms_start_all: sudo -u <ctmuser> -i start_all
   • ctms_show_all: sudo -u <ctmuser> -i show_all

     ret=$?

     if [ $ret -eq 0 ]

     then

     exit 0

     fi

     exit 100

   • ctms_shut_all: sudo -u <ctmuser> -i shut_all
5. Copy the scripts to the other host and allow access to the cluster user.
6. Verify that resource group and logical hostname resource are already defined on the cluster.
7. From the cluster manager, run the following command to create a Control-M/Server resource, register it with required resource group, and allocate it to a virtual host:

   sudo /usr/cluster/bin/clrs create -g <resource_group> -t SUNW.gds:6 -p Scalable=false -p Start_timeout=120 -p Stop_timeout=300 -p Probe_timeout=20 -p Start_command="/<host_private_directory>/ctms_start_all.sh" -p Stop_command="/<host_private_directory>/ctms_shut_all.sh" -p Probe_command="/<host_private_directory>/ctms_show_all.sh" -p Child_mon_level=-1 -p Port_list="2369/tcp" -p Resource_dependencies=<logical_hostname> -p Failover_enabled=TRUE -p Stop_signal=9 <Control-M/Server_resource>