HP StorageWorks 8000 NAS - Manual (Page 50)

48 Configuring Your System and Network
High-Availability Configuration
If you have a high-availability NAS server, you have several shutdown
options:
■ Stop the server and do not fail over packages. You can manually stop
each package, then stop the server, or you can stop the server and cause
the packages to stop automatically. Once the server is stopped, it is no
longer active in the cluster and is not serving any file systems, so you can
safely stop it by following steps 1-4 in “Direct-Attached and SAN
Configuration” on page 47.
■ Fail all packages over to the other server. To do so, simply stop each
package and restart it on the other server. Once the packages are all
failed over, you can stop the server (take it out of the cluster), then follow
steps 1-4 in “Direct-Attached and SAN Configuration” on page 47.
■ Fail selected packages over to the other server. This option is similar to the
previous option, except that you fail over only selected packages.
■ Stop the entire cluster by taking both servers down. You can either
manually stop all packages on both servers, then stop the cluster, or
simply stop the clustering services to automatically stop all packages.
Once the clustering service is stopped, follow steps 1-4 in “Direct-
Attached and SAN Configuration” on page 47 on each server.