Novell BUSINESS CONTINUITY CLUSTERING FOR NETWARE 1.1 - ADMINISTRATION, Руководство пользователя

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BCC Console Commands Description
CLUSTER CREDENTIALS {cluster} Lets you change the administrator username and
password that this cluster will use to connect to the
specified peer cluster. The cluster you specify must
be a member of a cluster that has already been
enabled for Business Continuity Clustering.
CLUSTER DISABLE {resource} Disables Business Continuity Clustering for the
specified resource. The resource you specify must be
a member of a cluster that has already been enabled
for Business Continuity Clustering. If no resource is
specified, the entire cluster is disabled for Business
Continuity Clustering.
If you disable BCC for a cluster using the Cluster
Disable console command, BCC will also be disabled
for those cluster resources that have been BCC-
enabled. If you re-enable BCC for the cluster, you
must re-enable each individual cluster resource that
you want to be BCC-enabled.
This can be a time-consuming process if you have
many BCC-enabled cluster resources. For this
reason, you should use caution when disabling BCC
for an entire cluster.
CLUSTER ENABLE {resource} Enables Business Continuity Clustering for the
specified resource. The resource you specify must be
a member of a cluster that has already been enabled
for Business Continuity Clustering. If no resource is
specified, the entire cluster is enabled for Business
Continuity Clustering.
When BCC-enabling a resource, previous versions of
the CLI would not set the peer clusters where the
resource was assigned to run. The only way to set
peer clusters for a resource was through iManager.
The new version of the cluster CLI automatically sets
all the clusters in the BCC on a resource. Assigning a
resource to specific clusters still must be done
through iManager.
CLUSTER MIGRATE {source/resource}
{destination/node name} Migrates the specified resource from the specified
source cluster to the specified target (destination)
cluster. Specifying * for the resource name will
migrate all BCC-enabled resources. Specifying * for
the node name will bring the resource online at the
most preferred node.