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Hacmp cluster related commands list
PowerHA(HACMP) Commands |
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How to start
cluster daemons (options in that order: |
clstart -m -s -b -i
-l |
How to show
cluster state and substate (depends on clinfo) |
clstat |
SNMP-based tool
to show cluster state |
cldump |
Similar to cldump, perl script to show
cluster state |
cldisp |
How to list the
local view of the cluster topology |
cltopinfo |
How to list the
local view of the cluster subsystems |
clshowsrv -a |
How to show all
necessary info about HACMP |
clshowsrv -v |
How to show HACMP
version |
lslpp -L | grep cluster.es.server.rte |
How to verify the
HACMP configuration |
/usr/es/sbin/cluster/diag/clconfig -v -O
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How to list app
servers configured including start/stop scripts |
cllsserv |
How to locate the
resource groups and display their status |
clRGinfo -v |
How to rotate
some of the log files |
clcycle |
A cluster ping
program with more arguments |
cl_ping |
Cluster rsh program that take cluster node names as argument |
clrsh |
How to find out
the name of the local node |
get_local_nodename |
rHow to check the HACMP ODM |
clconfig |
How to put
online/offline or move resource groups |
clRGmove |
How to list the
resource groups |
cllsgrp |
How to create a
large snapshot of the hacmp configuration |
clsnapshotinfo |
How to show short
resource group information |
cllsres |
How to list the
cluster manager state |
lssrc -ls clstrmgrES |
Cluster manager
states |
·
ST_NOT_CONFIGURED Node never started ·
ST_INIT Node configured but down - not running ·
ST_STABLE Node up and running ·
ST_RP_RUNNING ·
ST_JOINING ·
ST_BARRIER ·
ST_CBARRIER ·
ST_VOTING
·
ST_RP_FAILED Node with event error
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How to show heartbeat information |
lssrc -ls
topsvcs |
How to check logs related to hacmp |
odmget HACMPlogs |
How to list all information from topology HACMP |
lssrc -ls
topsvcs |
How to show all info about group |
lssrc -ls grpsvcs |
How to list the logs |
cllistlogs |
How to list the resources defined for all resource group |
clshowres |
How to show resource information by resource group |
clshowres -g'RG' |
How to show resource information by node |
clshowres -n'NODE' |
How to locate the resource groups and display status (-s)
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clfindres |
How to list interface name/interface device name/netmask associated with a specified ip label / ip address of a
specific |
clgetif |
Cluster verification utility |
clverify |
How to list cluster topology information |
cllscf |
X utility for cluster configuration |
xclconfig |
X utility for hacmp management |
xhacmpm |
X utility for cluster status |
xclstat |
How to force shutdown cluster immediately without releasing
resources |
lclstop -f -N |
How to do graceful shutdown immediately with no takeover |
clstop -g -N |
How to do graceful shutdown immediately with takeover |
clstop -gr -N |
How to sync the cluster topology |
cldare -t |
How to do the mock sync of topology |
cldare -t -f |
How to sync the cluster resources |
cldare -r |
How to do the mock sync of resources |
cldare -r -f |
How to list the name and security level of the cluster |
cllsclstr |
How to list the info about the cluster nodes |
cllsnode |
How to list info about node69 |
cllsnode -i
node69 |
How to list the PVID of the shared hard disk for resource
group dataRG |
cllsdisk -g dataRG |
How to list all cluster networks |
cllsnw |
How to list the details of network ether1 |
cllsnw -n ether1 |
How to show network ip/nonip interface information |
cllsif |
How to list the details of network adapter node1_service |
cllsif -n node1_service |
How to list the shared vgs which can
be accessed by all nodes |
cllsvg |
How to list the shared vgs in
resource group dbRG |
cllsvg -g dbRG |
How to list the shared lvs |
cllslv |
How to list the shared lvs in the
resource group dbRG |
cllslv -g dbRG |
How to list the PVID of disks in the resource group appRG |
cllsdisk -g appRG |
How to list the shared file systems |
cllsfs |
How to list the shared file systems in the resource group sapRG |
cllsfs -g sapRG |
How to show info about all network modules |
cllsnim |
How to show info about ether network module |
cllsnim -n ether |
How to list the runtime parameters for the node node1 |
cllsparam -n node1 |
How to add a cluster definition with name dcm
and id 3 |
claddclstr -i 3 -n dcm |
How to create resource group sapRG
with nodes n1,n2 in cascade |
claddgrp -g sapRG
-r cascading -n n1 n2 |
Creates an application server ser1 with startscript
as /usr/start and stop script as /usr/stop |
claddserv -s ser1 -b /usr/start
-e /usr/stop |
How to change cluster definitions name to dcmds
and id to 2 |
clchclstr -i 2 -n dcmds |
How to change the cluster security to enhanced |
clchclstr -s enhanced |
How to delete the resource group appRG
and related resources |
clrmgrp -g appRG |
How to remove the node node69 |
clrmnode -n node69 |
How to remove the adapter named node69_svc |
clrmnode -a node69_svc |
How to remove all resources from resource group appRG |
clrmres -g appRG |
How to remove the application server app69 |
clrmserv app69 |
How to remove all applicaion servers |
clrmserv ALL |
How to list the nodes with active cluster manager processes
from cluster manager on node node1clgetaddr node1 returns a pingable address from node node1 |
clgetactivenodes -n node1 |
How to list the info about resource group sapRG |
clgetgrp -g sapRG |
How to list the participating nodes in the resource group sapRG |
clgetgrp -g sapRG
-f nodes |
How to get the ip label associated
to the resource group |
clgetip sapRG |
How to list the network for ip
192.168.100.2, netmask 255.255.255.0 |
clgetnet 192.168.100.2 255.255.255.0 |
How to list the VG of LV nodelv |
clgetvg -l nodelv |
How to add node5 to the cluster |
clnodename -a node5 |
How to change the cluster node name node5 to node3 |
clnodename -o node5 -n node3 |