Use the Cluster Configuration management page to administer cluster support for the
appliance.
You can view and update the current runtime database configuration.
- Local to the cluster
- Specifies the use of the internal runtime database.
Note: Only the
Maximum Size field relates to the
internal runtime database. If you use the internal runtime database,
all other fields are disabled.
- Maximum Size (% of available disk)
- The size of the internal runtime database. If you select the
Local to the cluster option, this field is
mandatory. The maximum size is a percentage of the remaining disk space
at the time that the policy is applied.
The valid value range is from
10% to 80%. If a change in
this value results in a calculated maximum size, which is smaller
that the current size of the database, the database must be
re-created. In this case, all existing data from the database is
lost.
To determine the percentage of available disk space to
assign to the internal database, consider the following aspects of
your environment:
- The current disk usage on the appliance. You can view the
Disk Usage on the Appliance
Dashboard in the LMI.
- Internal disk requirements for other utilities such as
logging and snapshots.
- Remote to the cluster
- Specifies the use of an external runtime database.
Specify the
following information for the external runtime database:
- Type
- The database type, which is either
DB2,
Oracle, or Solid
DB.
- Address
- The IP address of the external database server.
- Port
- The port on which the external database server is
listening.
- Username
- The name of the database administrator.
- Password
- The password for the database administrator.
- Secure
- Select this check box to create a secure connection with
the DB2® or Oracle
server.
Note: Before a secure connection can be
established, you must first import the certificate
for the appliance to use for communication with the
DB2 or
Oracle server. Use the SSL
Certificates page to import the
appropriate certificate.
- Database name
- The name of the database instance on the external DB2 server.
- Service name
- The name of the service on the external Oracle server.
- Driver type
- The driver type for Oracle, which is either
Thin or
OCI.
For more information about using an external runtime
database, search the topics in Administering Access Manager for Mobile.