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Starting VCSThe command to start VCS is invoked from the file /etc/rc3.d/S99vcs or /sbin/rc3.d/S99vcs. When VCS is started, it checks the state of its local configuration file and registers with GAB for cluster membership. If the local configuration is valid, and if no other system is running VCS, it builds its state from the local configuration file and enters the RUNNING state. # hastart [-stale|-force] The option -stale instructs the engine to treat the local configuration as stale even if it is valid. The option -force instructs the engine to treat a stale, but otherwise valid, local configuration as valid. To start VCS when all systems are in ADMIN_WAIT Run the following command from any system in the cluster to force VCS to use the configuration file from the system specified by the variable system: # hasys -force system When VCS is started on a system, and when that system is the only one running, VCS retrieves the configuration from the local configuration directory $VCS_CONF/conf/config. If the configuration is valid, VCS performs a LOCAL_BUILD, and the system transitions to the state of RUNNING, its normal operational state. If the local configuration is missing, invalid, or designated "stale," the system transitions to the STALE_ADMIN_WAIT state, and the VCS engine waits for manual intervention, or for VCS to be started on a system that has a valid configuration. If VCS is started on a system when other systems are already running VCS, the engine processes exchange their operational states according to the following conventions:
See the appendix Cluster and System States for a complete list of VCS system states. Type the following command to start an instance of VCS that does not require the GAB and LLT packages. Do not use this command on a multisystem cluster. # hastart -onenode To start VCS as a time-sharing process # hastart -ts |
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