Querying Resources
For a list of a resource's dependencies
# hares -dep [resource]
For information on a resource
# hares -display [resource]
If resource is not specified, information regarding all resources is displayed.
To confirm an attribute's values are the same on all systems
# hares -global resource attribute value ... | key... |
{key value}...
To display resources of a service group
# hares -display -group service_group
To display resources of a resource type
# hares -display -type resource_type
To display attributes of a system
# hares -display -sys system
Querying Resource Types
For a list of resource types
# hatype -list
For a list of all resources of a particular type
# hatype -resources resource_type
For information about a resource type
# hatype -display resource_type
If resource_type is not specified, information regarding all types is displayed.
Querying Agents
For an agent's run-time status
# haagent -display [agent]
If agent is not specified, information regarding all agents is displayed.
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Definition
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Faults
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Indicates the number of agent faults and the time the faults began.
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Messages
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Displays various messages regarding agent status.
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Running
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Indicates the agent is operating.
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Started
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Indicates the file is executed by the VCS engine (HAD).
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Querying Systems
For a list of systems in the cluster
# hasys -list
For information about each system
# hasys -display [system]
Querying Clusters
For the value of a specific cluster attribute
# haclus -value attribute
For information about the cluster
# haclus -display
Querying Status
For the status of all service groups in the cluster, including resources
# hastatus
For the status of a particular service group, including its resources
# hastatus [-sound] -group service_group [-group service_group]...
If you do not specify a service group, the status of all service groups is displayed. The -sound option enables a bell to ring each time a resource faults.
For the status of cluster faults, including faulted service groups, resources, systems, links, and agents
# hastatus -summary
Note
Unless executed with the -summary option, hastatus continues to produce output of online state transitions until you interrupt it with the command CTRL+C.
Querying Log Data Files (LDFs)
Log data files (LDFs) contain data regarding messages written to a corresponding English language file. Typically, for each English file there is a corresponding LDF.
To display the hamsg usage list
# hamsg -help
To display the list of LDFs available on the current system
# hamsg -list
To display general LDF data
# hamsg -info [-path path_name] LDF
The option -path specifies where hamsg looks for the specified LDF. If not specified, hamsg looks for files in the default directory /var/VRTSvcs/ldf.
To display specific LDF data
# hamsg [-any] [-tag A|B|C|D|E] [-otype VCS|RES|GRP|SYS|AGT]
[-oname object_name] [-msgid message_ID] [-path path_name]
[-lang language] LDF
The option -any specifies hamsg return messages matching any of the specified query options.
The option -tag specifies hamsg return messages matching the specified tag.
The option -otype specifies hamsg return messages matching the specified object type:
VCS = general VCS messages
RES = resource
GRP = service group
SYS = system
AGT = agent
The option -oname specifies hamsg return messages matching the specified object name.
The option -msgid specifies hamsg return messages matching the specified message ID.
The option -path specifies where hamsg looks for the specified LDF. If not specified, hamsg looks for files in the default directory /var/VRTSvcs/ldf.
The option -lang specifies the language in which to display messages. For example, the value "en" specifies English and "ja" specifies Japanese.
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