To configure application monitoring using the Veritas High Availability Configuration wizard

1. Launch the Veritas High Availability Configuration wizard.
2. Review the information on the Welcome panel and click Next.
3. Select Generic Application, and then click Next.
4. On the Component Selection panel, enter a name for the CUPS process, for example, cups_Program and click Add Component.

   The component you added (cups_Program) appears in the Component box.

5. Specify the following details to configure the cups_Program for monitoring:

   Start program	/etc/init.d/cups start
   Stop program	/etc/init.d/cups stop
   Force-stop program	Not specified
   Monitor program	/etc/init.d/cups status Note: init processes such as CUPS, do not require special monitor scripts. VCS uses the status option of the init script for monitoring. However you can also use your own program scripts to monitor such processes.
   Application-related processes to monitor	cupsd -C /etc/cups/cupsd.conf
   Application-generated PID files	/var/run/cupsd.pid
   Enable intelligent monitoring for this application	Selected by default to enable intelligent monitoring
   User	username. For example, root.

   Note:

   You must specify at least one or more of the following: Monitor program, application-related processes to monitor, application-generated PID files.

6. To configure MyApplication for monitoring, add a name for the MyApplication component, for example, MyComponent and click Add Component.

   The component you added (MyComponent) appears in the Component box.

7. Specify the following details to configure MyComponent for monitoring:

   Start program	/myapplication/bin/start_MyComponent
   Stop program	/myapplication/bin/stop_MyComponent
   Force-stop program	/myapplication/bin/forcestop_MyComponent
   Monitor program	/myapplication/bin/monitor_MyComponent
   Application-related processes to monitor	Not specified
   Application-generated PID files	Not specified
   Enable intelligent monitoring for this application	Selected by default to enable intelligent monitoring
   User	username. This user name is used to run all the agent scripts. For example, root.

8. Click Next.
9. If the MyApplication application requires storage, on the Storage Selection panel, select the appropriate mount points and click Next.
10. On the Define Start-Stop Order panel, you can define the relationship between the CUPS process and MyApplication.

    To bring the CUPS process online first and then MyApplication, in the Parent Component list, select MyComponent and in the Depends on box, select cups_Program.

11. Click Next.
12. On the Configuration Inputs panel, the wizard lists Machine1 - the machine from which you launched the wizard. The wizard also lists Machine1 in the Application failover targets list. To add Machine2 to the cluster, click Add System, and in the Add System dialog box, specify the following details for Machine2:

    System Name or IP address	Machine2
    User name	username Typically, this is the root user.
    Password	password
    Use the specified user account on all systems	Select to use the specified user account on all the cluster systems.

13. Click Next.
14. On the Virtual Network Details panel, select MyComponent, and then select IPv4 and specify the following details for each failover system:

    Virtual IP address	IP address
    Subnet Mask	Subnet mask
    Network Adapter	For Machine1: eth0 For Machine2: eth1

15. Click Next.
16. On the Summary panel, review the VCS cluster configuration summary and then click Next to proceed with the configuration.
17. On the Implementation panel, the wizard creates the cluster, configures application monitoring, and creates cluster communication links. The wizard displays the status of each task. After all the tasks are complete, click Next.
18. Click Finish to complete the wizard workflow.

    This completes the application monitoring configuration.

    If the application status shows as not running, click Start to start the configured components on the system.