Creating Genesys Applications for the control scripts

Application Object	Corresponding Script	Description
TP_PRIMARY_VIP_UP	SC_VIP_ON.BAT	Enables the Virtual IP address on the primary server.
TP_PRIMARY_VIP_DOWN	SC_VIP_OFF.BAT	Disables the Virtual IP address on the primary server.
TP_BACKUP_VIP_UP	SC_VIP_ON.BAT	Enables the Virtual IP address on the backup server.
TP_BACKUP_VIP_DOWN	SC_VIP_OFF.BAT	Disables the Virtual IP address on the backup server.
TP_VMSERVER-1_SWITCHOVER	SC_APPLICATION_SWITCHOVER.BAT	Switches the primary VM Server to primary mode.
TP_VMSERVER-2_SWITCHOVER	SC_APPLICATION_SWITCHOVER.BAT	Switches the backup VM Server to primary mode.
TP_VM-SIPSERVER-1_SWITCHOVER	SC_APPLICATION_SWITCHOVER.BAT	Switches the primary VM SIP Server to primary mode.
TP_VM-SIPSERVER-2_SWITCHOVER	SC_APPLICATION_SWITCHOVER.BAT	Switches the backup VM SIP Server to primary mode.

Creating Application objects for the shell files allows the shell files to be run as applications within the Genesys Framework.

Creating Genesys Applications for the control scripts

Start

1. In the Configuration Manager, select Environment > Applications.
2. Right-click and select New > Application.
3. Select the Third Party Server template from the Application Templates folder, and click OK.
4. On the General tab, enter a name for the Application object. For example, TP_PRIMARY_VIP_UP.
   Note: You can use the suggested Application object names, or you can specify your own.
5. Select the Server Info tab.
   1. For VIP control scripts, select the host name of the VM Server on which the corresponding control/shell script is located.
   2. For application control scripts, select the host name of the server running SCS.
   3. If necessary, specify a valid communication-port number by using the Edit Port option.
6. Select the Start Info tab.
7. Set the Working Directory to the location of the control/shell script, and enter the name of the script in the Command Line field.
   For example, for the TP_PRIMARY_VIP_UP Application object, enter the script name that enables the Virtual IP address:
   Windows: SC_VIP_UP.BAT
   Linux: SC_VIP_UP.SH
   For the PRIMARY_VIP_DOWN Application object, enter the script name that disables the Virtual IP address:
   Windows: SC_VIP_DOWN.BAT
   Linux: SC_VIP_DOWN.SH
8. Repeat the steps in this procedure to create an Application object for each of the scripts.

Next Steps

Creating Alarm Reaction scripts OR Back to Task Table: Windows IP Address Takeover OR Linux IP Address Takeover