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This section depicts the configuration for systems with master, backup, and slave index servers. The systems differ as to the number and assignment of backup index servers. The following variants are taken into account:

  • One backup index server per master index server
    • One backup index server, one master index server
    • One backup index server, two master index servers
  • One backup index server for all master index servers

The same specifications are valid for the master and backup queue servers.

One Backup Index Server, One Master Server

TREX admin tool, Landscape Configuration

Areas Scenario, Scenario Details, and Index

Area Field Value

Scenario

Use Backup Index/Queue Servers

!

 

Use Slave Index Servers

!

 

Use a File Server

!

Scenario Details

Use One Shared Backup Server

 
 

Assign Existing Indexes/Queues to New Backup/Slave Servers

 

Index

Search on Master/Backup Server

 
 

Search Version

majority

 

Replication Threads

1

Hosts table (extract 1)

Host Name Server Mode Master Index/Queue Server Backup Index/Queue Server for Slave Index Server for

mytrexmaster

1st master

!

   

mytrexbackup

2nd master

 

! mytrexmaster

 

mytrexslave1

slave

   

! mytrexmaster

mytrexslave2

slave

   

! mytrexmaster

Hosts table (extract 2)

Host Preprocessor Mode Base Path

mytrexmaster

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexbackup

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave1

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave2

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

Windows: TREXDaemon.ini on all hosts (extract)

[mappings]

map_t=\\myfileserver\mytrexshare

Two Backup Index Servers, Two Master Index Servers

TREX admin tool, Landscape Configuration

Areas Scenario, Scenario Details, and Index

As in the previous example

Hosts table (extract 1)

Host Name Server Mode Master Index/Queue Server Backup Index/Queue Server for Slave Index Server for

mytrexmaster1

1st master

!

   

mytrexmaster2

2nd master

!

   

mytrexbackup1

3rd master

 

! mytrexmaster1

 

mytrexbackup2

slave

 

! mytrexmaster2

 

mytrexslave1

slave

   

! mytrexmaster1

mytrexslave2

slave

   

! mytrexmaster1

mytrexslave3

slave

   

! mytrexmaster2

mytrexslave4

slave

   

! mytrexmaster2

Hosts table (extract 2)

Host Preprocessor Mode Base Path

mytrexmaster1

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexmaster2

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexbackup1

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexbackup2

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave1

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave2

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave3

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave4

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

One Backup Index Server for All Master Index Servers

TREX admin tool, Landscape Configuration

Area Scenario Details

Area Field Value

Scenario

Use Backup Index/Queue Servers

!

 

Use Slave Index Servers

!

 

Use a File Server

!

Scenario Details

Use One Shared Backup Server

!

 

Assign Existing Indexes/Queues to New Backup/Slave Servers

 

Index

Search on Master/Backup Server

 
 

Search Version

majority

 

Replication Threads

1

Hosts table (extract 1)

Host Name Server Mode Master Index/Queue Server Backup Index/Queue Server Slave Index Server for

mytrexmaster1

1st master

!

   

mytrexmaster2

2nd master

!

   

mytrexbackup

3rd master

 

!

 

mytrexslave1

slave

   

! mytrexmaster1

mytrexslave2

slave

   

! mytrexmaster1

mytrexslave3

slave

   

! mytrexmaster2

mytrexslave4

slave

   

! mytrexmaster2

Hosts table (extract 2)

Host Preprocessor Mode Base Path

mytrexmaster1

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexmaster2

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexbackup

index

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave1

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave2

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave3

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

mytrexslave4

search

UNIX: /mypath/mytrexdir

Windows: T:

Features of a Blade System

If you are using a blade system and the TREX data is located in the installation directory, the column Base Path has the following value:

Hosts table (extract)

Host Base Path

mytrexmaster

usr/sap/<SAPSID>/TRX<instance_number>

...

...

The rest of the configuration is the same.