Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP) Configuration and Management Manual (H06.16+, J06.05+)

CLIMPREP Configuration:
VERSION 1
CONNECTED_GMS 100.2.3.3.0
SYS_NAME MYSYS
SNET_SPEED 2
NETWORK_CLIM 1
DISK_CLIM 0
NUM_SNET_CONN 2
SWITCH_TYPE 1
PCI_SLOTS 1.2C,2.1F,3.DC,4.1F,5.VO
Displaying System Information
Use the psclim tool to display system information about CLIM processes. The psclim command
shows the process PID, memory used, percentage memory, percentage CPU time, accumulated
CPU time, start time, run status, and start command.
For field descriptions, see the ps(1) man page.
This command displays information about CLIM processes on s1002532:
Example 12 psclim Command
\MYSYS.$SYSTEM.STARTUP 3> CLIMCMD s1002532 psclim
PID RSS %MEM %CPU TIME START STAT CMD
1640 1616 0.0 0.0 00:00:00 Sep 25 S /usr/local/bin/climmon
1698 7312 0.1 0.0 00:00:00 Sep 25 S confsync
1644 7360 0.1 0.0 00:00:00 Sep 25 S cipssrv --number 0
1690 7316 0.1 0.0 00:00:00 Sep 25 S climagt --number 1
Displaying Man Pages for CIP Commands
The CLIM man commands provide online documentation for the CLIM side of CIP. The man pages
include entries for the clim(1), climstatus(1), ifstart(1), ifstop(1), prov(1p), psclim(1), and climconfig(1)
commands and the CLIM configuration files. See Chapter 11: “CLIMCMD and CLIMCMD climconfig
Commands (Man Pages)” for documentation on CIP man pages.
Most Linux commands have man pages. You can access Linux man pages by using the CLIMCMD
command. The man commands have this syntax:
CLIMCMD {clim-name |IP-address} man [section] command
section
man pages are grouped into sections of related commands. By default, all sections are searched
for documentation on a command.
To disambiguate documentation for commands with the same name, you can optionally specify
the section to indicate which command is intended. For example, the linux command "ip" is
grouped into section 8, while the ip object of climconfig is documented in section 1. Specifying
the section to the man command allows these two different man pages to be accessed:
CLIMCMD N1002531 man 1 ip
CLIMCMD N1020531 man 8 ip
command
Is the CLIM or Linux command for which you want information. For example, the command
CLIMCMD n1002531 man man displays a description of the Linux man command. If you
want to see a man page for a climconfig command, enter climconfig.subcommand-name,
for example, CLIMCMD n1002531 man climconfig.failover.
You can obtain help by using the SCF help command. See “SCF HELP Facility” (page 223).
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