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For Linux(R) (x86) Systems HA Monitor Cluster Software


9.1 List of commands

The following table lists and describes the commands used in HA Monitor.

Table 9‒1: List of HA Monitor commands

Command name

Description

Executor

Superuser

General user

Commands for configuring and changing the environment

monsetup

Specifies HA Monitor environment settings.

Y

N

monlistip

Detects IP addresses.

Y

N

moncheck

Checks definitions.

Y

Y

mondevice

Changes shared resources while the active server is running.

Y

N

monchange

Changes settings while HA Monitor and servers are running.

Y

N

HA Monitor operation commands

monstart

Starts HA Monitor.

Y

Y

monstop

Terminates HA Monitor.

Y

Y

monlink

Connects HA Monitors manually.

Y

Y

Server operation commands

monbegin

Starts a server in the monitor mode.

Y

Y

monend

Terminates the active server in the monitor mode.

Y

Y

monsbystp

Terminates a standby server.

Y

N

monresbgn

Starts a resource server.

Y

Y

monresend

Terminates an active resource server.

Y

Y

monressbystp

Terminates a standby resource server.

Y

N

monact

Starts a server in the wait state as the active server.

Y

N

mondeact

Terminates a server in the wait state.

Y

N

Status checking commands

monshow

Displays the status of servers and hosts.

Y

Y

monrp

Displays the status of the reset path.

Y

N

monpath

Displays the status of monitoring paths.

Y

N

monodrshw

Displays the server switchover order control status.

Y

Y

Command for performing hot standby processing

monswap

Performs planned hot-standby switchover or forced hot-standby switchover.

Y

N

Command issued from within user commands

moninfo

Specifies server information in the active system that is to be inherited, or references and displays inherited server information in the standby system.

Y

Y

Command for collecting troubleshooting information

monts

Collects HA Monitor troubleshooting information.

Y

N

Command for manipulating shared resources

monscsiclr

Releases reservations for shared disks.

Y

N

Legend:

Y: Can execute

N: Cannot execute