To check a MC/SG cluster.

[Carlos Muñoz_1]

Any software exists that allows to check the state of a MC/SG to cluster.

[Neil Wilson_2]

cmviewcl is the command to use to check the status of the cluster, e.g.

CMVIEWCL - View status information about a running SG cluster.

cmviewcl [-v] [-r {A.11.09|A.11.12}] [-c CN] [[-n NN]... | [-p PN]...]
[-l {package|cluster|node|group}]

[ -r {A.11.09|A.11.12}] - output changed at A.11.12 - select output method
[-n %lt;nodename> View information only about the specific node_name(s).
[-p package_name... View information only about the specific package_name(s).
[-l] pkg|clus|node Display only package, cluster or node specific information.
Eg: cmviewcl -r A.11.09 -v -p orapkg


Also you could try....

CMSCANCL - Gather cluster-related details
AVAILABLE WITH REVISION 10.10 and LATER

cmscancl [-n NN]... [-s| -o output_file]
[-n Act on specific node or nodes.
[-o output_file] Send output to specified file (/tmp/scancl.out = default)
[-s] Send output to display only
NOTE: Requires .rhosts permit root access by all nodes

[melvyn burnard]

Would Serviceguard Manager be something you are looking for?
http://software.hp.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=B8325BA

[Bharat Katkar]

Hi,
To get the current status of the cluster:
# cmviewcl -v

To check the cluster configuration:
# cmcheckconf

Other than this you can monitor your Cluster by looking at it's log files:

1. /etc/cmcluster/pkg1/*.log (Package Log)
2. /etc/cmcluster/*.log (Cluster Log)
3. /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log (System Log)

Hope that helps.
Regards,

[Jose Mosquera]

Hi,

In fact, "mcviewcl -v" wiil be usefull for you. Also look for "HP Serviceguard Manager" free depot client software and selects the operative platform flavor that more suits you.

Rgds.

[Jose Mosquera]

Oooops... ...Hi again,

I have forgotten indicate you the official download site:
http://www.software.hp.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=B8325BA

Rgds.

[Nido]

Hi,

cmscancl and cmviewcl are the best command line tools, in addition ,You can use service guard manager (sgmgr) GUI interface for monitoring,administring and configuring the service-guard.(For full functionallity service-guard A.11.16 and later).
for more info Pls see the link

http://docs.hp.com -> high availability -> Serviceguard.

Regards,
Ganesh

[Carlos Muñoz_1]

how configure service guard manager with ITO?

[Ceesjan van Hattum]

There is something called
'HP Cluster Consistancy Service 2-3 node'.
It's a bit expensive, but it will
trigger you if within MC/SG there is
some inconsistancy if you update one
node and forget the other.
Productcode : HA243A1

Regards,
Ceesjan

[Geoff Wild]

Actually, the there is a tool called CCMON - Cluster Consistency Monitor. The cost is a technical services day.

http://h71028.www7.hp.com/enterprise/downloads/ccmon-service-brief.pdf

I also attached a Power Point Presentation.

Rgds...Geoff