To create CVMVolDg

1. Make the configuration writeable:

   # haconf -makerw

2. Add the CVMVolDg resource:

   # hares -add name_of_resource CVMVolDg name_of_group

3. Add a diskgroup name to the resource:

   # hares -modify name_of_resource CVMDiskGroup sdg1

4. Make the attribute local to the system:

   # hares -local name_of_resource CVMActivation

5. Add the attribute to the resource.

   # hares -modify name_of_resource CVMActivation 
   \ activation_value -sys nodename

   Repeated this step on each of the nodes.

6. If you want to monitor volumes, enter the following command:

   # # hares -modify name_of_resource CVMVolume -add \ 
   name_of_volume

   In a database environment, Symantec recommends you monitor volumes.

7. Modify the resource so that a failure of this resource does not bring down the entire group:

   # hares -modify name_of_resource Critical 0

8. Enable the resources:

   # hares -modify cvmvoldg1 Enabled 1

9. Make the configuration read-only:

   # hares -modify cvmvoldg1 Enabled 1

10. Verify the configuration:

    # hacf -verify

    This should put the resource in the main.cf file.