Following utility commands are available under /usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities.
If you use it very frequently, its better to add it to your PATH variable.
To list cluster and node topology information :
# cltopinfo (or) cllscf
To show the config for the nodes :
# cltopinfo -n
To show all networks configured in the cluster :
# cltopinfo -w
To show resources defined for all groups :
# clshowres
To show resources defined to selected the group :
# clshowres -g
To list all resource groups :
# cllsgrp
To list all file systems :
# cllsfs
To list the service IPs configured for a node :
# cllsip nodename
To show the whole cluster configuration :
# cldump
To show adapter information :
# cllsif
To show network information :
# cllsnw
To show the status of resource groups :
# clfindres
To list all resources :
# cllsres
To list all tape resources :
# cllstape
To list all nodes in a cluster :
# cllsnode
To list all application servers alongwith their start and stop scripts :
# cllsserv
To list all logical volumes in a cluster :
# cllslv
To list all IP networks in a cluster :
# cllsipnw
To list all alive network interfaces :
# cllsaliveif
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