Novell BUSINESS CONTINUITY CLUSTERING 1.2.1 - ADMINISTRATION, Руководство администратора

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cluster nsmi
Execute a test run of an NSMI script for a single
business continuity resource load or unload script.
This command is to be used only for testing Business
Continuity Clustering scripts.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the appropriate resource is
offline in all peer clusters in the BCC before executing
this command.
The command prompts you for the resource name
(such as
pool6_server ) and the type of BCC script
(load or unload). The available scripts are listed, and
you are prompted to enter the ID next to the script
you want to use. Output is sent to the system log.
cluster refresh This command should not be used except under the
direction of Novell Support.
cluster resetresources Changes the state of all resources on this cluster to
offline and secondary. This is a recovery procedure
that should be run when a peer cluster in a business
continuity cluster is brought back into service.
The server where the command is issued must be a
member of the cluster, but does not need to be the
one node that is currently in the cluster.
You should run this command when only one node is
a member of the cluster.
1. After a failure, bring up one node in the cluster.
All other nodes should remain powered off.
2. Run the
cluster resetresources
command.
3. Bring up the remaining nodes in the cluster.
cluster resources [ resource ]
Lets you view the state and location of cluster
resources and whether resources are primary or
secondary. You can optionally specify a specific
resource name.
cluster status Lets you view the state and location of cluster
resources and whether resources are primary or
secondary. If the resource state is primary, the node
where the resource is running is displayed. If the
resource state is secondary, the cluster where the
resource is located is displayed.
cluster view Displays the node name, cluster epoch number,
master node name, a list of nodes that are currently
members of the cluster, and peer clusters if this
cluster belongs to a business continuity cluster.
Console Command Description