Secondary server

Create a resource group that contains an SY.ase resource and a SUNW.HAStorage resource for the secondary companion server.
```
scrgadm -a -g resource_group -y Nodelist=secondary-node
```
For example:
```
scrgadm -a -g ase_rg2 -y Nodelist=node2
```

Add SUNW.HAStorage to the resource group:

scrgadm -a -j hastorage_name -g resource_group -t SUNW.HAStorage -x ServicePaths=shared-disk-storage-path

For example:

scrgadm -a -j PERSONEL1_storage -g ase_rg2 -t SUNW.HAStorage -x ServicePaths=/global/node2_share

Add SUNW.LogicalHostname to the resource group:

scrgadm -a -L -j loghost_resource -g resource_group -L loghostname

For example:

scrgadm -a -L -j PERSONEL1_lhost -g ase_rg2 -l loghost-node2

Add the SY.ase resource:

scrgadm -a -j ase_resource_name -g resource_group \
-t SY.ase \
-x Sybase_home=sybase_home_value \
-x Environment_file=environment_file_path \
-x Dataserver_name=dataserver_name_value \
-x Dataserver_login_file=login_file_path \
-x RUN_server_file=run_server_file_path

For example:

scrgadm -a -j PERSONEL1 -g ase_rg2 \
-t SY.ase \
-x Sybase_home=/sybase \
-x Environment_file=/sybase/SYBASE.sh \
-x Dataserver_name=PERSONEL1 \
-x Dataserver_login_file=/sybase/ASE-12_5/SC-3_0/etc/ase_login_file \
-x RUN_server_file=/sybase/ASE-12_5/install/RUN_PERSONEL1

Establish resource dependency between SY.ase and SUNW.HAStorage so the SY.ase resource always depends on SUNW.HAStorage resource:

scrgadm -c -j ase-resource-name -y Resource_dependencies=hastorage-name

For example:

scrgadm -c -j PERSONEL1 -y Resource_dependencies=PERSONEL1_storage

Run SCSwitch command to complete the following tasks:
- Enable all resources and their monitor.
- Move the resource group into a managed state.
- Bring the resource group online on the default primary node:
```
SCSwitch -Z -g resource_group_name
```
  For example:
```
SCSwitch -Z -g ase_rg2
```

Use isql to connect to both MONEY1 and PERSONEL1 and test whether both servers are online.