Installing and configuring the product

Verifying the configuration files

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Checking cluster operation

This section describes how to check cluster operation.

To check cluster operation

1Enter the following command on any system:

#hastatus -summary

The output for an SFCFS HA installation resembles:

--

SYSTEM STATE

 

 

 

 

--

System

 

State

 

Frozen

A

system01

 

RUNNING

 

0

A

system02

 

RUNNING

 

0

--

GROUP STATE

 

 

 

 

--

Group

System

Probed AutoDisabled

State

B

cvm

system01

Y

N

ONLINE

B

cvm

system02

Y

N

OFFLINE

Note: If the State value is running, VCS is successfully installed and running on that node. The group state lists the cvm group, which is online on system01 and offline on system02.

See the hastatus(1M) manual page.

See the Veritas Cluster Server User’s Guide.

2Enter the following command on any systems:

#hasys -display

The example on the next page shows the output of system01. The list continues with similar information for system02 (not shown) and any other systems in the cluster. On each system, the output should be similar. For more information on the hasys -displaycommand, see the hasys(1M) manual page. Also refer to the chapter in the Veritas Cluster Server User’s Guide, “Administering VCS From the Command Line.”

#System

Attribute

Value

system01

AgentsStopped

0

system01

AvailableCapacity

1

system01

Capacity

1

system01

ConfigBlockCount

54

system01

ConfigCheckSum

29776

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Symantec HP-UX Checking cluster operation, Output for an Sfcfs HA installation resembles, See the hastatus1M manual

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