Active/Active CMOD Configuration

[Steve Bechtolt]

We are using a Active/Standby HA utilizing HPE ServiceGuard.
We have two identical (CPU, RAM, etc.) servers in a cluster at one site.
All storage (cache, db2, tsm, application) is stored on SAN disks that float
between the nodes of the cluster. 
If there's a hardware failure on the active node, it takes less than 10 minutes to failover to the standby node.

[Alessandro Perucchi]

We are using a Active/Standby HA utilizing HPE ServiceGuard.
We have two identical (CPU, RAM, etc.) servers in a cluster at one site.
All storage (cache, db2, tsm, application) is stored on SAN disks that float
between the nodes of the cluster. 
If there's a hardware failure on the active node, it takes less than 10 minutes to failover to the standby node.

Nice, setup :-)
but the original question was active/active .

[Ed_Arnold]

Active/Active is only available on z/OS.

Ed

[Ed_Arnold]

Active/Active is only available on z/OS.

Ed

No longer true as of CMOD v10.1.

High availability active-active is now available on AIX.

Ed

[teeraw]

On CMOD 10.1, support Active/Active architecture as this technote:

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27049639