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cl_status

CL_STATUS(1)							   User commands						      CL_STATUS(1)

NAME

       cl_status - Check status of the High-Availability Linux (Linux-HA) subsystem

SYNOPSIS

       cl_status sub-command options parameters

DESCRIPTION

       cl_status is used to check the status of the High-Availability Linux subsystem.

SUPPORTED SUB-COMMANDS
       hbstatus
	   Indicate if heartbeat is running on the local system.

       listnodes
	   List the nodes in the cluster.

       nodetype ping|normal
	   List the nodes of the given type.

	       Note
	       Ping nodes are obsolete in Pacemaker cluster, having been replaced with the pingd resource agent.

       listhblinks node
	   List the network interfaces used as heartbeat links.  node should be specified as listed in the ha.cf(5) file for the cluster.

       hblinkstatus node link
	   Show the status of a heartbeat link.  node should be specified as listed in the ha.cf(5) file for the cluster.  link should be as per
	   the output of the listhblinks subcommand.

       clientstatus node client [timeout]
	   Show the status of heartbeat clients.  node and client should be specified as listed in the ha.cf(5) file for the cluster. Timeout is
	   in milliseconds, the default is 100ms.

       rscstatus
	   Show the status of cluster resources. Status will be one of: local, foreign, all or none.

	       Note
	       This option is deprecated, it is obsolete in Pacemaker clusters.

       parameter -p parameter
	   Retrieve the value of cluster parameters. The parameters may be one of the following: apiauth, auto_failback, baud, debug, debugfile,
	   deadping, deadtime, hbversion, hopfudge, initdead, keepalive, logfacility, logfile, msgfmt, nice_failback, node, normalpoll, stonith,
	   udpport, warntime, watchdog.

	       Note
	       Some of these options are deprecated; see ha.cf(5)

OPTIONS

       The following options are supported by heartbeat:

       -m
	   Make the output more human readable. The default output should be easier for scripts to parse. Available with all commands.

       -p
	   List only 'ping' nodes. Available with listnodes sub-command.

	       Note
	       Ping nodes are obsolete in Pacemaker cluster, having been replaced with the pingd resource agent.

       -n
	   List only 'normal' nodes. Available with listnodes sub-command.

SEE ALSO

       heartbeat(8), ha.cf(5), authkeys(5)

AUTHORS

       Alan Robertson <alanr@unix.sh>
	   cl_status

       Juan Pedro Paredes Caballero <juampe@retemail.es>
	   man page

       Simon Horman <horms@verge.net.au>
	   man page

       Florian Haas <florian.haas@linbit.com>
	   man page

Heartbeat 3.0.5 						    24 Nov 2009 						      CL_STATUS(1)

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