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10-18-2010 06:52 AM
10-18-2010 06:52 AM
Currently running cluster
Hi,
I have two Online clusters one is production and another one is test. If production server fails then its automatically fail over to test server.
I want to find out, from where the application is running. from production or test.
How to find out the currently running cluster.
Thanks in advance.
I have two Online clusters one is production and another one is test. If production server fails then its automatically fail over to test server.
I want to find out, from where the application is running. from production or test.
How to find out the currently running cluster.
Thanks in advance.
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10-18-2010 07:47 AM
10-18-2010 07:47 AM
Re: Currently running cluster
Welcome to ITRC Forums!
There's a slight problem with your terminology: nothing can failover from one cluster to another. Automatic failovers can happen only inside a cluster, from one node to another.
If you're trying to say you have one Serviceguard cluster with two nodes (test and production), and want to find out which node is currently running the application, the answer is simple: run "cmviewcl".
MK
There's a slight problem with your terminology: nothing can failover from one cluster to another. Automatic failovers can happen only inside a cluster, from one node to another.
If you're trying to say you have one Serviceguard cluster with two nodes (test and production), and want to find out which node is currently running the application, the answer is simple: run "cmviewcl".
MK
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10-18-2010 07:50 AM
10-18-2010 07:50 AM
Re: Currently running cluster
Hello,
run # cmviewcl and check from which node package is running.
or just run #bdf and check your application mount points.
run # cmviewcl and check from which node package is running.
or just run #bdf and check your application mount points.
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10-19-2010 09:21 AM
10-19-2010 09:21 AM
Re: Currently running cluster
Hi,
Considering your production and test is two nodes in a cluster.
If you want to find out where package/application is ruuning>>
Run
cmviewcl -v
You can find here packgage name with node details.
example:
package
test
Production (current) <<< here current points to production so package is running on production server.
You can also run #bdf
You can also check by running #netstat -nvr
If package is running you can find package ip here.
Chandra
Considering your production and test is two nodes in a cluster.
If you want to find out where package/application is ruuning>>
Run
cmviewcl -v
You can find here packgage name with node details.
example:
package
test
Production (current) <<< here current points to production so package is running on production server.
You can also run #bdf
You can also check by running #netstat -nvr
If package is running you can find package ip here.
Chandra
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