
70 Command Reference
Cluster Package Commands
The following commands let you configure and control failover packages.
addClusterPackage
Creates a default package configuration and a placeholder in the registry. This must be called
before other calls to setClusterPackageXYZ text commands. The package is defined in the
registry, with some default values, but not defined in the cluster.
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InParam[0] = Package name
applyClusterPackageConfiguration
Creates a cluster package using either default values or values set by other
setClusterPackageXYZ commands. After this completes, the package is known to the cluster, but
not running.
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InParam[0] = Package name
startClusterPackage
Starts the package on the primary owning node, or if
nodeName
is given, then on that node.
The volume group(s) associated with the package are activated on the node running the
package. If the volume groups have previously defined volumes and shares, then those are
activated.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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InParam[1] = Node name
stopClusterPackage
Stops the package wherever it is running. The volume group(s) and all associated storage that
belong to the package are deactivated on the node running the package.
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InParam[0] = Package name
deleteClusterPackage
Deletes the package configuration from the cluster and the registry. The volume group(s) and all
associated storage that belonged to the package are not affected. They are deactivated, but still
exist.
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InParam[0] = Package name
relocateClusterPackage
Stops the package on the current node and starts it up on the given node. Sets the value of
PrimaryOwner to the new given node and applies the updated configuration.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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InParam[1] = Node name
failoverClusterPackage
Stops the package on the current node and starts it up on the given node.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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InParam[1] = Node name
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