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Introduction


This blog post walk’s you through the step by step process for SAP HANA 2.0 high availability setup.  How to add a stand by host.

A distributed HANA(scale out) setup need 2 servers (one worker, another  standby).

Note : Both Host1 and Host2  server’s date and time should be same.

 

Below mentioned are the steps that need to followed for high availability setup.


Host 1 (worker)

SID = HDB

Instance Number = 00

Hostname = ca

Host Role = worker

Host 2 (Standby)

SID = HDB

Instance Number = 00

Hostname = portal

Host Role = Standby

 

NFS(network file system) is used to share the files between host1(worker) and host2(standby) (/hana/log, /hana/shared, /hana/data)

*Operating system used SUSE Linux SP15

  • Configure NFS server on host1 (ca)





  • Configure NFS client on host2 (portal)



 

  •    Install SID= HDB, master node (Host1) using installation media’s HDBLCM


 

  • On master node(Host1) execute action configure_internal_network (using resident HDBLCM) "./hdblcm --action=configure_internal_network"





 

  • Inter-service communication is configured now


 

  • On second node (Host2) navigate to /hana/shared/SID/hdblcm and execute "./hdblcm" to add host to master node








  • The below screen, shows services after adding standby node





  • Hosts – after adding standby node:



 

I hope this blog post information is helpful. can go through the below links for further reference (S-User needed to access the links)

https://help.sap.com/doc/eb75509ab0fd1014a2c6ba9b6d252832/2.0.00/en-US/SAP_HANA_Administration_Guide...
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