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pool-ha-disable

pool-ha-disable
Disables the High Availability functionality on the resource pool.

pool-join

pool-join master-address=<address> master-username=<username> master-password=<password>
Instruct a XenServer host to join an existing pool.

pool-recover-slaves

pool-recover-slaves
Instruct the pool master to try and reset the master address of all members currently running in emergency
mode. This is typically used after pool-emergency-transition-to-master has been used to set one of the
members as the new master.

pool-restore-database

pool-restore-database file-name=<filename_to_restore_from_(on_client)> [dry-run=<true | false>]
Upload a database backup (created with pool-dump-database) to a pool. On receiving the upload, the
master will restart itself with the new database.
There is also a dry run option, which allows you to check that the pool database can be restored without
actually perform the operation. By default, dry-run is set to false.

pool-sync-database

pool-sync-database
Force the pool database to be synchronized across all hosts in the resource pool. This is not necessary
in normal operation since the database is regularly automatically replicated, but can be useful for ensuring
changes are rapidly replicated after performing a significant set of CLI operations.
Storage Manager commands
Commands for controlling Storage Manager plugins.
The storage manager objects can be listed with the standard object listing command (xe sm-list), and the
parameters manipulated with the standard parameter commands. See the section called “Low-level param
commands” for details.

SM parameters

SMs have the following parameters:
Parameter Name Description Type
uuid the unique identifier/object reference for
the SM plugin
read only
name-label the name of the SM plugin read only
name-description the description string of the SM plugin read only
type the SR type that this plugin connects to read only