HP Storage Mirroring V5.1 Software - Manual (Page 115)

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Target’s Primary WINS server—116.123.2.50
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First secondary WINS server on the network—192.168.1.110
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Second secondary WINS server on the network—150.172.114.74
You would add the following to your failover script to register the source’s name with the target’s IP
address on the two secondary WINS servers.
Sample Post-Failover Script for WINS Registration
You would add the following to your failback script to register the source’s name back with the
source’s original IP address on the two secondary WINS servers.
Sample Post-Failback Script for WINS Registration
See your Windows documentation or the Microsoft web site for more details on the NETSH command.
WINS replication
WINS replication can be added to your failover and failback scripts by using the Windows NETSH
command with the WINS set replicate context. Add the following command to your failover and
failback scripts.
netsh wins server target’s_primary_wins_server_IP_address set
replicateflag 1
Substitute the IP address of the target’s primary WINS server for the variable
target’s_primary_wins_server_IP_address .
For example, suppose you had the following environment.
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Source name—Alpha
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Source IP address—192.168.1.108
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Target name—Beta
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Target IP address—116.123.2.47
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Target’s Primary WINS server—116.123.2.50
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First secondary WINS server on the network—192.168.1.110
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Second secondary WINS server on the network—150.172.114.74
You would add the following to your failover script to force the target’s primary WINS server to
replicate its updated information to the other secondary WINS servers on the network.
Sample Post-Failover Script for WINS Replication
You would add the same line to your failback script to force the target’s primary WINS server to
replicate its updated information again. This would replicate information for the source’s name and
the source’s original IP address to the other secondary WINS servers on the network.
Sample Post-Failback Script for WINS Replication
See your Windows documentation or the Microsoft web site for more details on the NETSH command.
netsh wins server 192.168.1.110 add name Name=Alpha RecType=1 IP={116.123.2.47}
netsh wins server 150.172.114.74 add name Name=Alpha RecType=1 IP={116.123.2.47}
netsh wins server 192.168.1.110 add name Name=Alpha RecType=1 IP={192.168.1.108}
netsh wins server 150.172.114.74 add name Name=Alpha RecType=1 IP={192.168.1.108}
netsh wins server 116.123.2.50 set replicateflag 1
netsh wins server 116.123.2.50 set replicateflag 1