cmhaltserv(1m) [hpux man page]

cmhaltserv(1m)															    cmhaltserv(1m)

NAME

       cmhaltserv - halt a service from the high availability package halt script

SYNOPSIS

       cmhaltserv [-v] service_name

DESCRIPTION

       cmhaltserv is used only in the high availability package halt script to halt a service.

       To  stop  a  package  service,  the  running  package  halt  script must be running as superuser(UID=0), or as a user with access policy of
       FULL_ADMIN allowed in the cluster configuration file. See access policy in cmquerycl(1) or cmmakepkg(1).

       If any part of a package is marked down, the package halt script is executed as part of the recovery process.

       This command sends a SIGTERM signal to the PID and the corresponding process group of the monitored service.  If this signal is	caught	by
       the running application, it is up to the application to ensure that the processes will be terminated.

   Options
       cmhaltserv supports the following options:

	      -v   Verbose output will be displayed.

RETURN VALUE

       cmhaltserv returns the following values:

	       0   Successful completion.
	       1   Command failed.

EXAMPLES

       To halt the service db1, do the following:

	      # Halt the service db1
	      cmhaltserv db1

       This line should only be executed within a package halt script.

AUTHOR

       cmhaltserv was developed by HP.

SEE ALSO

       cmmakepkg(1m), cmquerycl(1m), cmmodnet(1m), cmrunserv(1m).

						      Requires Optional Serviceguard Software					    cmhaltserv(1m)

cmmodnet(1m)															      cmmodnet(1m)

NAME

       cmmodnet  -  add  or  remove an address or check whether an address can be added to a subnet or enable or disable a LAN interface in a high
       availability cluster

SYNOPSIS

       cmmodnet [-v] {-a|-r|-t} -i { IPv4_address IPv4_subnet | IPv6_address IPv6_subnet}

       cmmodnet [-v] {-d|-e}  LAN_name

DESCRIPTION

       cmmodnet is used in certain high availability utilities, such as package control scripts and SGeRAC utility scripts for VIP management,	to
       add  or remove an IPv4 or IPv6 address to or from network interface connected to the subnet identified by subnet_name.  In addition, cmmod-
       net can be used to check if an IPv4 or IPv6 address can be added to the given subnet identified by subnet_name.

       cmmodnet can also be used to disable or enable a LAN interface currently configured in a cluster.  HP-UX examples of LAN_name can be  lan0,
       lan1;  Linux  examples  of  LAN_name can be eth0, bond0.  This command simulates a LAN interface failure or recovery in the cluster without
       changing the physical status of the interface.

       cmmodnet requires the user be a superuser(UID=0) or have an access policy of FULL_ADMIN allowed in the  cluster	configuration  file.  Non-
       superusers may only use this command to remove IP addresses.  See access policy in cmquerycl(1m) or cmmakepkg(1m).

       Extreme	caution should be exercised when executing this command (for puposes other than checking) outside the context of a package control
       script or SGeRAC utility script. In this capacity it should only be used to remove the relocatable IPv4 or IPv6 addresses of packages which
       have  failed  and are in the "halted" state or to disable and enable a LAN interface when absolutely necessary.	Using it while the package
       is running could lead to loss of client connectivity.

       The user needs to make sure that an IPv6 subnet must be either site-local or global and must not be link-local.

   Options
       cmmodnet supports the following options:

	      -v   Verbose output will be displayed.

	      -a   Add the IPv4_address to the IPv4_subnet or add the IPv6_address to the IPv6_subnet

	      -r   Remove the IPv4_address from the IPv4_subnet or remove the IPv6_address from the IPv6_subnet

	      -t   Check only. Checks if the IPv4_address can be added to the IPv4_subnet or checks if	the  IPv6_address  can	be  added  to  the
		   IPv6_subnet

	      -i   IPv4_Address or IPv6_address

	      Use the IP address given for the operation.  This is a required parameter.

	      -d     Disable  LAN  interface configured in the cluster.  This option simulates the LAN interface failure without actually bringing
		     the interface down.  There is no immediate effect if the LAN interface is already disabled or physically down.

		     This option allows failover of IP addresses configured in this LAN interface to an available standby interface (HP-UX  only).
		     If  no standby is available (HP-UX and Linux), the subnet(s) on this interface will virtually go down and packages monitoring
		     the subnet(s) will be brought down or switched to another node; in the worst case a TOC could result if this  is  a  failfast
		     package.  This option also implies that there is no effect on recovery of IP addresses and subnet(s) on this LAN interface if
		     the physical status of the interface changes at later time.

	      -e     Enable LAN interface configured in the cluster.  This option simulates a LAN  interface  recovery	from  previously  disabled
		     state.  There is no immediate effect if the LAN interface is already enabled or physically down.

RETURN VALUE

       cmmodnet returns the following values:

	       0   Successful completion.
	       1   Command failed.

AUTHOR

       cmmodnet was developed by HP.

SEE ALSO

       cmhaltserv(1m), cmmakepkg(1m), cmquerycl(1m), cmrunserv(1m).

						      Requires Optional Serviceguard Software					      cmmodnet(1m)