pool-eject
Instruct the specified XenServer host to leave an existing pool.
pool-emergency-reset-master
Instruct a slave member XenServer host to reset its master address to the new value and attempt to connect to it. This command should not be run on master hosts.
pool-emergency-transition-to-master
pool-emergency-transition-to-master
Instruct a member XenServer host to become the pool master. This command is only accepted by the XenServer host if it has transitioned to emergency mode, meaning it is a member of a pool whose master has disappeared from the network and could not be contacted for some number of retries.
Note that this command may cause the password of the host to reset if it has been modified since joining the pool (see the section called “User Commands”).
pool-ha-enable
pool-ha-enable heartbeat-sr-uuids=<SR_UUID_of_the_Heartbeat_SR>
Enable High Availability on the resource pool, using the specified SR UUID as the central storage heartbeat repository.
pool-ha-disable
Disables the High Availability functionality on the resource pool.
pool-join
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-restore-database
Upload a database backup (created with
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,
pool-sync-database
pool-sync-database
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