Use the wizard appropriate to your application to add the nodes from the secondary zone to the application service group.
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In case of a non-shared storage environment, perform this task manually using the Java Console. You cannot use the wizard to modify the application service group. |
Use the following procedure if the service group contains a VMDg resource (shared storage environment).
To add nodes from the secondary zone to the application service group
On Windows 2012 operating systems, use the Apps menu.
To add nodes from the secondary zone to the application service group, select them in Available Cluster Systems and use the right arrow button to move them to Systems in Priority Order.
To change the priority of a system, select the system in the Systems in Priority Order list and click the up and down arrow buttons.
Arrange the systems in priority order in as failover targets for the group. The server that needs to come online first must be at the top of the list followed by the next one that will be brought online. This set of nodes selected for the application service group must be the same as the nodes selected for the RVG service group. Ensure that the nodes are also in the same priority order.
To enable the service group to automatically come online on one of the systems, select the Include selected systems in the service group's AutoStartList attribute checkbox.
For information about the AutoStartList attribute, see the Cluster Server Administrator's Guide.
Click Next.
Press F2 to edit the resource names.
To enable all the VMDg resources in the service group for fast failover, select the Enable FastFailOver attribute for all the VMDg resources in the service group checkbox.
For information about the FastFailOver attribute, see the Cluster Server Administrator's Guide.
Click Next.
Use the following procedure if the service group contains a VMNSDg resource (non-shared storage environment).
To add nodes from the secondary zone to the application service group using Java Console