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Configuration Procedures and Considerations

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Directory Layout on a Secondary (Backup) Node

The secondary node contains standby configurations for local components in the

directories $MPSHOME/mpsN.standby and $MPSHOME/common.standby.

Standby configuration starts a minimal number of processes needed to maintain the

system in the standby mode. MPS components contain only TRIP and TCAD

processes.

The secondary node also stores copies of all remote common and MPS components in

a cluster. MPS component configurations are stored in $MPSHOME/mpsN directories

where N is the ID number of the primary component. Common component

configurations are stored in $MPSHOME/common.<nodename> directories where

nodename is the hostname of a primary node. Miscellaneous files from any particular

node are stored in $MPSHOME/miscfiles.<nodename> directories. Media files

for a particular component are stored in $MEDIAFILEHOME/mpsN directories.

Symbolic links $MPSHOME/common and $MPSHOME/mpsN determine current

configuration of the secondary node. If they point to standby configuration directories,

the node is in the standby mode. If they point to copies of primary components, the

node is in the active mode.

Table 1: Sample Secondary Node MEDIAFILEHOME Directory Layout

(Standby or Active)

(in $MEDIAFILEHOME/)

mps1/digitTable /* Will contain dtmf.mmd and

dtmf.mmi */

mps1/system /* All System wide MMFs for MPS1

will be in this dir */

mps1/system/record /* The system wide record MMF file

for MPS 1 goes in this directory */

mps1/appname1 /* All MMFs specific to appname1

will be in this dir */

mps1/appname1/record /* The appname1 specific record file

goes in this dir */

. . .

mps1/appnameN /* All MMFs specific to appnameN

will be in this dir */

mps1/appnameN/record /* The appnameN specific record file

goes in this dir */

mps2/…. /* SAME AS MPS1 */

mps3/…. /* SAME AS MPS1 */

mps4/…. /* SAME AS MPS1 */

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