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Configure the Application Data Store Failover

Note: Perform the steps in the following procedure on the primary server. Any steps to be performed on secondary servers are explicitly mentioned.

This procedure assumes that you have installed the CA EEM Server with the following default values:

If you customized any of these parameters to a custom value, replace the default values with the custom values.

To configure application data store failover

  1. Stop the CA EEM services using the following commands on all the servers in the failover setup:
  2. Copy the following files from each of the secondary CA EEM Servers to the primary server, say Server1, to the respective folders:
  3. Copy the following file from the secondary servers to a temporary folder on the primary server Server1:
  4. Edit the configuration files (iTechPoz-HostnameOfServerN.dxc) of all the servers on Server1 as follows:

    Notes:

  5. Edit the iTechPoz.dxg of Server1 to include the secondary server references.

    Example:

    # iTechPoz - iTechnology Repozitory
    # Source the knowledge files of the iTechPozRouter and iTechPoz DSAs.
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameofServer1-Router.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameofServer1.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServer2-Router.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServer2.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-ServerN-Router.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-ServerN.dxc";
    
  6. Create a new iTechPoz-trusted.pem file by concatenating the contents of iTechPoz-trusted.pem of each of the secondary servers with Server1.

    Example: type "C:\Program Files\CA\Directory\dxserver\config\ssld\iTechPoz-trusted_2.pem" >> "C:\Program Files\CA\Directory\dxserver\config\ssld\iTechPoz-trusted.pem

  7. Concatenate the content of iTechPoz-trusted.pem of each secondary server with the resultant iTechPoz-trusted.pem of the Server1.
  8. Copy the following files from the primary server to the respective folders on all the secondary servers:

    Note: Back up the iTechPoz-trusted.pem and the data dsa and router files (iTechPoz*) of the secondary servers before performing the copying.

  9. Edit the iTechPoz.dxg file on each of the secondary servers. The iTechPoz.dxg file must read:
    # iTechPoz - iTechnology Repozitory
    # Source the knowledge files of the iTechPozRouter and iTechPoz DSAs.
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServerN-Router.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServerN.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServer1-Router.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServer1.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServer2-Router.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-HostnameOfServer2.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-ServerKRouter.dxc";
    source "iTechPoz-ServerK.dxc";
    

    Note: The entries for the localhost must appear before the entries for other servers.

  10. Modify the ownership and group membership of the following files to dsa and etrdir respectively for all the CA EEM servers that are running on UNIX or Linux. Run the following commands:
    chown dsa:etrdir /opt/CA/Directory/dxserver/config/ssld/iTechPoz-trusted.pem
    chown dsa:etrdir /opt/CA/Directory/dxserver/config/knowledge/iTechPoz*
    
  11. Start the CA EEM services using the following commands on all the servers:

    The application data store failover configuration is saved.


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