Integrations with Other Applications
Microsoft Cluster Server Integration
Chapter 13624
script will be run. This is the node where Data Protector is running.
In the Generic Application Parameters window, enter the path
name of batch file (for example,
c:\program_files\omniback\bin\clus.bat) and directory of the
omniclus command. This command resides in the
<Data_Protector_home>\bin directory.
Examples To abort all running sessions on the server obsv.company.com use the
following command line:
omniclus.exe -clus obvs.company.com -session * -abortsess
To abort only session from a backup specification backup_1 on the server
obsv.company.com use the following command line:
omniclus.exe -clus obvs.company.com -session backup_1
-abortsess
Aborting Running Sessions Based on a Logical ID If a specific
running backup session is more important than the application, Data
Protector can continue this session. To balance the load after a failover,
you can abort all backup sessions except an important one using its abort
ID. You define this option by using the Data Protector GUI and scripting.
Proceed as follows:
Data Protector GUI 1. In the Data Protector GUI, modify the backup specification with the
following steps:
a. In the HP OpenView Storage Data Protector Manager,
switch to the Backup context, expand the Backup
Specifications item, and select the backup specification that
you would not like to be aborted at failover of the application.
b. In the Results Area, click Options.
c. Under Backup Specification Options, click Advanced.
d. In the Backup Options window, click Clustering. Select Check
against abort ID and enter a backup specification ID that will
represent this specification and will be used in the command line.
Command Line 2. In the batch file, modify the omniclus command as follows:
omniclus.exe -clus <Data Protector_virtual_server>
-session <backup_specification> -abortsess -abortid
<logical_operator_ID>