Friday, April 10, 2009

HACMP Tips III - C-SPOC Commands

CSPOC commands are located under /usr/es/sbin/cluster/sbin. If you need, please add this directory to your PATH.

1. To create a user in a cluster :

# cl_mkuser

2. To change/set passwd for a user in a cluster :

# cl_chpasswd

3. To change a user's attribute in a cluster :

# cl_chuser

4. To remove a user in a cluster :

# cl_rmuser

5. To list users in a cluster :

# cl_lsuser

6. To create a group in a cluster :

# cl_mkgroup

7. To change attributes of a group :

# cl_lsgroup

8. To remove a group in a cluster :

# cl_rmgroup

9. To create a shared VG in a cluster :

# cl_mkvg

10. To change the attributes of a shared VG :

# cl_chvg

11. To extend a VG (add a PV to a VG) :

# cl_extendvg

12. To reduce a VG (remove a PV from a VG) :

# cl_reducevg

13. To mirror a VG :

# cl_mirrorvg

14. To unmirror a VG :

# cl_unmirrorvg

15. To list VG's in a cluster :

# cl_lsvg

16. To sync a VG :

# cl_syncvg

17. To import a volume group :

# cl_importvg

18. To import a VG into a list of nodes :

# cl_updatevg

19. To activate/varyon a VG :

# cl_activate_vgs VG_name

20. To deactivate/varyoff a VG :

# cl_deactivate_vgs VG_name

21. To create a LV :

# cl_mklv

22. To change the attributes of a LV :

# cl_chlv

23. To list a LV :

# cl_lslv

24. To remove a LV :

# cl_rmlv

25. To make copies for a LV :

# cl_mklvcopy

26. To remove copies for a LV :

# cl_rmlvcopy

27. To extend a LV :

# cl_extendlv

28. To create a file system in a cluster :

# cl_crfs

29. To create a LV followed by a FS :

# cl_crlvfs

30. To change the attribute of a FS :

# cl_chfs

31. To lsit file systems :

# cl_lsfs

32. To remove a FS :

# cl_rmfs

33. To show JFS2 file systems with all attributes :

# cl_lsjfs2

34. To list JFS2 filesysems and their resource groups :

# cl_showfs2

35. To activate/mount a file system :

# cl_activate_fs /filesystem_mountpoint

36. To activate/mount a NFS file system :

# cl_activate_nfs retry NFS_Hostname /filesystem_mountpoint

37. To deactivate/unmount a file system :

# cl_deactivate_fs /filesystem_mountpoint

38. To deactivate/unmount a NFS file system :

# cl_deactivate_nfs /filesystem_mountpoint

39. To export(NFS) a file system :

# cl_export_fs hostname /filesystem_mountpoint

40. To list the process numbers using the NFS directory :

# cl_nfskill -u /nfs_mountpoint

41. To kill the processes using the NFS directory :

# cl_nfskill -k /nfs_mountpoint

This post is under construction.
Please check the updated version in future.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Raja

utility commands are available under /usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities.
If you need, please add it to your PATH variable.

Could you tell me how to do add (/usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities) it to the path?

Raja said...

Just add the below line to your .profile (located under your home dir).

PATH=$PATH:/usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities
export PATH

antoajp said...

hi raja, i m new one to HACMP. how to increase the FS size in HACMP?