Creating dsm resource  To create a resource, you need a script that includes start, stop, and status commands. You also need a  definition file. Create a resource for Data Server Manager as follows: On both the dsm-master and dsm-backup nodes, create a script with the name  dsm . The script  1. includes the Tivoli SA MP definition of start, stop, and status, and aligns with Data Server Manager  start, stop, and status scripts. Save the script in a directory, such as  /etc/init.d/ , illustrated in this  example. The directory highlighted in bold is the directory where Data Server Manager is installed  (root authority might be needed).  Figure 10 shows the content of the  dsm  script. #!/bin/bash OPSTATE_ONLINE=1 OPSTATE_OFFLINE=2 Action=${1} case ${Action} in ..start) .. /root/ibm-datasrvrmgr/bin /start.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 ..logger -i -t "SAM-dsm" "Apache started" ..RC=0 ..;; ..stop) .. /root/ibm-datasrvrmgr/bin /stop.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 ..logger -i -t "SAM-dsm" "Apache stopped" ..RC=0 ..;; ..status) ..active=‘ /root/ibm-datasrvrmgr/bin /status.sh | grep " ACTIVE" | wc -l ‘ ..if [ "$active" -eq "1" ] ..then ..RC=${OPSTATE_ONLINE} ..else ..RC=${OPSTATE_OFFLINE} ..fi ..;; ..esac ..echo "RC:"${RC} ..exit $RC 6 Setting Up IBM Data Server Manager as a Highly Available Service