critical impact:
CAA administration commands - not available; similar functionality exists (CrUn382)
Problem description
The TruCluster Server cluster application availability (CAA) administration commands exist on
Tru64 UNIX but not on HP-UX.
The Tru64 UNIX CAA subsystem tracks the state of members and resources (such as networks,applications, tape drives, and media changers) in a cluster and ensures that applications run on members that meet their needs. CAA administration commands do not exist on HP-UX; however, they have similar counterparts available in Serviceguard Package Manager for HP-UX. Identifiers
 caa_balance |
caa_report |
caa_unregister |
caa_profile |
caa_start |
caad |
caa_register |
caa_stat |
|
caa_relocate |
caa_stop |
|
See also
Solution description
The Serviceguard Package Manager for HP-UX contains commands offering similar functionality to CAA administration commands on Tru64 UNIX.
The following table lists the TruCluster CAA commands that have Serviceguard Package Manager CLI counterparts with similar functionality:
Tru64 UNIX CAA Serviceguard Description
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caa_stat cmviewcl Provides status on the current state
of the cluster members and services.
caa_profile cmmodpkg Manages resource/package attributes.
caa_register cmmakepkg Registers a resource/package.
caa_start cmrunpkg Starts a resource/package.
caa_relocate cmrunpkg & Relocates an application.
cmhaltpkg
caa_stop cmhaltpkg Stops a resource/package.
caa_unregister cmmodpkg Removes an application from CAA control.
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Refer to Chapter 3 in the Managing MC/ServiceGuard document for an overview of the Serviceguard Package Manager functionality. Appendix A also provides a list of MC/Serviceguard commands used for Serviceguard cluster configuration and maintenance. See also
Problem summary
| classifications |
source types |
OS release |
severity |
type |
| CLU, CMD |
Make, Script |
any HP-UX 11i version |
critical |
unavailable |
|
