cluster ASCII file

[prajul.keeriyat]

Hi All,

I found that /etc/cmcluster have more than one *.ASCII so how can I find which is the current config. file,,,,please help on this.

Thanks in adv.

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Compare cmviewcl -v output to the cluster file.

You might also check the .sh_history file to find the command cmquerycl

SEP

[John Bigg]

Use cmgetconf to generate a new ascii file from the current binary configuration. Then you will be sure.

[rariasn]

Hi:

cmgetconf obtains either the cluster configuration.

#
# cmgetconf -v cmgetconf.ascii

man cmgetconf

rgs,

[Chandrahasa s]

Hi,

You can also get information like which cluste.ascii file is user through hpsmh>servicegurd manager

start hpsmh

#hpsmh autostart

from browser
serverip:2301

login

select cluster

configuration

Chandra

[Viktor Balogh]

Hi,

There's no such thing as "current config file". With the cmapplyconf command were compiled the settings from the *ascii file into a binary. After that, you could even delete that ascii config file, the cluster will work. To get the config which runs on your cluster, use the abovementioned cmgetconf command.

Regards,
Viktor