Hello Krishna,
I had already replied to the thread yesterday but am not sure why it was not received. So doing a copy-paste here from my earlier email.
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Email sent earlier on : 04/13/09
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Dear Krishna,
The setup for a two node cluster is very simple, and I have done it myself multiple times on Solaris10 x86 and SPARC.
Here are my suggestions to you,
1). As understood you have 2 systems and, gis77 (IP: 172.16.1.46) is where the DAS is currently setup.
So first check from both the systems if you are able to access either systems (gis77 and second) over the network.
2). You may want to follow the steps of Creating the new node on the second system as below
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Login to second system, and execute the following command
asadmin> create-node-agent --host gis77 --port 5000 mynodeagent_two
Note I am assuming that as per your current setup, 5000 is the DAS port on the gis77.
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3). Then start the node-agent and list the node-agents the same way as specified in your previous emails.
4). Login to the Admin Console using a browser i.e.
http://gis77:5000, and on the left panel locate the tree-node "Node-Agents" and the node(s) created below that. Select the newly created node mynodeagent_two and verify on the right panel under "Additional Properties" if the attribute rendezvousOccurred is set to true.
These steps should definitely get you started. Feel free to let me know if you still encounter any issues. I would be happy to help.
Thanks & regards
--Satya
PS : My Blog at
http://blogs.sun.com/stripathi
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