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Hi,
We used the ASNODE option, as the clustering function does not add any value.
In competitor products, the clustering detects the volumes and filesystems that belongs to the cluster, and it is also possible to write an own code to report such belongings.
But IBM Spectrum Protect does not have such methods.
That is why we use the ASNODE option instead.
SP> def clopt clusternode
SP> def cliento clusternode inclexcl 'DOMAIN /custerfs'
SP> register node clusternode secretpwd clopt=clusternode
SP> def clopt server
SP> def cliento server inclexcl 'DOMAIN /'
SP> register node server1 secretpwd clopt=server
SP> register node server2 secretpwd clopt=server
SP> grant proxynode target=clusternode agent=server1
SP> grant proxynode target=clusternode agent=server2
And on the client have two scheduler / stanzas
dsm.sys
SE server1
nodename server1
...
SE clusternode
ASNODE clusternode
If you schedule the backups from Spectrum Protect, than you have to start multiple dsmcad or dsmc processes on the client
Manually testing:
# dsmc -se=clusternode
Or
# dsmc -asnode=clusternode
Regards Tomas Dalebjörk
@spictera - a company that creates Data Protection solutions using IBM Spectrum Protect
www.spictera.com
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