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Table 55. Clusternode and clusterdisksonly combinations (continued)Clusternode Clusterdisksonly When to useyes no This is the way to run in acluster environment if youhave SANergy disks orcluster disks mounted onvolume mount points. This isalso a way to run if youwant to do both of thefollowing:1. Back up cluster resources2. Skip the processing atstartup timeThis means that ALL-LOCALcannot be used and youmust explicitly code theDOMAIN statement.no no This is the way to run if youwant to do both of thefollowing:1. Back up local resources ina cluster environment2. Skip the processing atstartup timeThis means that ALL-LOCALcannot be used and youmust explicitly code theDOMAIN statement.ClusternodeThe clusternode option specifies how the Tivoli Storage Manager Backup-ArchiveClient manages cluster drives.Tivoli Storage Manager manages clustered drives in the following environments:v A Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS)v Failover Clustering on Windows Server 2008v Failover Clustering on Windows Server 2008 R2v VERITAS Cluster Server (VCS)When the clusternode option is set to yes, only shared cluster drives are availablefor backup and archive processing. When you set the clusternode option to yes, thenode name defaults to the cluster name.To back up local drives or Windows Server 2003 systemstate, you must set theclusternode option to no.Note: You must set the clusternode option to yes for all Tivoli StorageManager-managed cluster operations. Inconsistent use of the clusternode option fora given Tivoli Storage Manager cluster node name can cause Tivoli StorageManager to invalidate the cluster node name encrypted password, and prompt theuser to reenter the password during the next Tivoli Storage Manager programinvocation.Chapter 12. Processing options 321