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Shivkumar
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service guard

Dear Sirs,

How to find out hpux service guard is running ?

Also how to check the file system implemented for hpux service guard ?

Thanks,
Shiv
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Warren_9
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Re: service guard

hi,

"cmviewcl" - to check the MC/SG status.
"cmviewcl -v" - for details output.
OR "ps -ef | grep cmcld"

cmcld is the cluster daemon

To check the cluster managed FS:
1. cd /etc/cmcluster/[PKG]/
2. find FS[??] variable in the package control script PKG.cntl

you need to check for all configured package.

GOOD LUCK!
Adisuria Wangsadinata_1
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Re: service guard

Hi Shiv,

How to find out hpux mc service guard is running ?

Check the MC/SG status on the system :
# cmviewcl
# cmviewcl -v << verbose option

Or by checking the MC/SG daemon :

# ps -ef |grep cmcld

How to check the file system implemented for hpux service guard ?

From cmgetconf command :

# cmgetconf -v

From this command you can see the list of cluster aware LVM Volume Groups.

Hope this information can help you.

Cheers,
AW
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Mahesh Kumar Malik
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Re: service guard

Hi Shiv

1. #cmviewcl -v provide status on cluster

2. #cmgetconf -v will provide details on cluster configuration in existing environment

Regards
Mahesh
Kurt Beyers.
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Re: service guard

Shiv,

Have also a look at http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/categoryhome.do?categoryId=210

This is the part of the forum dedicated to MC/Serviceguard.

You'll find a lot of the information you are looking for over there.

best regards,
Kurt
Kent Ostby
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Re: service guard

to find the filesystems in SG:

grep FS /etc/cmcluster/*/*.cntl

NOTE: this assumes that your package control files adhere to the usual naming convention of .cntl and are in a package directory under /etc/cmcluster.

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