HP StorageWorks P9000 Cluster Extension Software Administrator Guide (TB534-96009, February 2011)

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Application service should not start on this system.
Example 1
# clxrun sap
Example 1 is based on the assumption that you have defined an APPLICATION tag named sap
in the UCF.cfg file and you have specified all necessary objects, including the DeviceGroup
object, to map the disk set to the application service sap. P9000 Cluster Extension will check the
disk set mapped to the application service sap, run the necessary takeover procedure and return
one of the return codes mentioned in the return code table.
Example 2
# clxrun -forceflag sap
Example 2 is based on the assumption that you have defined an APPLICATION tag named sap
in the UCF.cfg file and you have specified all necessary objects, including the DeviceGroup
object, to map the disk set to the application service sap. P9000 Cluster Extension will check the
disk set mapped to the application service sap, and run the necessary takeover procedure to
enable read/write access to the disk set.
clxchkmon
Pair/resync monitor access program
Description
The clxchkmon utility program allows starting and stopping of the resynchronization features and
queries to gather state information of the monitored device/copy groups.
To update or remove a specific resource, use clxchkmon –n resource_name –g
device/copy_group. If –clx is not specified, the command is applied only to non-P9000
Cluster Extension resources.
To update all non-P9000 Cluster Extension resources, use clxchkmon –t. To update P9000
Cluster Extension resources, use clxchkmon –clx –t.
Displaying resources
The following command displays all resources:
clxchkmon –show
The following command displays P9000 Cluster Extension resources only:
clxchkmon –clx –show
Removing resources
The following command removes only non-P9000 Cluster Extension resources:
clxchkmon –remove
The following command removes all P9000 Cluster Extension resources:
clxchkmon –clx –remove
Stopping the pair/resync monitor
The pair/resync monitor is stopped when all resources are removed from monitoring.
1. To check whether the pair/resync monitor is running, execute the following command:
clxchkmon –show
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