To start VCS Simulator from the command line (UNIX)
For example, if the cluster to be simulated runs on the AIX platform, copy the file types.cf.aix.
VCS_SIMULATOR_HOME/bin/hasim -start
system_name
where VCS_SIMULATOR_HOME is the Simulator installation directory, typically /opt/VRTScssim.
The variable system_name represents a system name, as defined in the configuration file main.cf. This command starts Simulator on port 14153.
For example, to start the default cluster:
Use the command line or the Java Console to manage the simulated cluster.
See To simulate global clusters from the command line.
To start VCS Simulator from the command line (Windows)
VCS Simulator installs platform-specific types.cf files at the path %VCS_SIMULATOR_HOME%\types\. The variable %VCS_SIMULATOR_HOME% represents the Simulator installation directory, typically C:\Program Files\Veritas\VCS Simulator\.
For example, if the cluster to be simulated runs on the AIX platform, copy the file types.cf.aix.
%VCS_SIMULATOR_HOME%\bin> hasim -start
system_name
The variable system_name represents a system name, as defined in the configuration file main.cf.
To simulate global clusters from the command line
See the section Installing VCS Simulator in the Veritas Cluster Server Installation Guide.
sim_dir
/
hasim -setupclus
clustername
-simport
Do not use default_clus as the cluster name when simulating a global cluster.
VCS Simulator copies the sample configurations to the path sim_dir/clustername and creates a system named clustername_sys1
.
For example, to add cluster clus_a using ports 15555 and 15575, run the following command:
sim_dir
/
hasim -setupclus clus_a -simport 15555 -wacport 15575
Similarly, add the second cluster:
sim_dir
/
hasim -setupclus clus_b -simport 15556 -wacport 15576
To create multiple clusters without simulating a global cluster environment, specify -1 for the wacport.
sim_dir
/
hasim -start
clustername_sys1 -clus
clustername
Note that you must set these variables for each simulated cluster, otherwise Simulator always connects default_clus, the default cluster.
You can use the Java Console to link the clusters and to configure global service groups.
SeeAdministering the cluster from Cluster Manager (Java console).
You can also edit the configuration file main.cf manually to create the global cluster configuration.