Seeing examples of configuration definition files can help you when you edit your own configuration definition files. The following examples show the configuration definition files for a Windows host. Make sure to specify the actual LDEV IDs for the GAD pair volumes, not the virtual LDEV IDs as you edit configuration definition files:
Example of primary HORCM file, horcm0.conf
This example shows the updates for the volumes in the sample configuration in this chapter. Make sure to enter the information for your system in your configuration definition files.
HORCM_MON #ip_address service poll(10ms) timeout(10ms) localhost 31000 -1 3000 HORCM_CMD \\.\CMD-811111-8738 HORCM_LDEV #GRP DEV SERIAL LDEV# MU# oraHA dev1 811111 22:22 h0 HORCM_INST #GPR IP ADR PORT# oraHA localhost 31001
Example of secondary HORCM file, horcm1.conf
This example shows the updates for the volumes in the sample configuration in this chapter. Make sure to enter the information for your system in your configuration definition files.
HORCM_MON #ip_address service poll(10ms) timeout(10ms) localhost 31001 -1 3000 HORCM_CMD \\.\CMD-822222-17476 HORCM_LDEV #GRP DEV SERIAL LDEV# MU# oraHA dev1 822222 44:44 h0 HORCM_INST #GPR IP ADR PORT# oraHA localhost 31000