9.19 monrp (displays the status of the reset path) : For Linux(R) (x86) Systems HA Monitor Cluster Software

Format

monrp [remote-host-name]

Users who can execute the command

Superuser

Description

The monrp command checks the status of the reset path by communicating with the failure management processors, and displays the results. If the reset path for the local host has not been initialized, the monrp command initializes the reset path. You use the monrp command in the event of a failure on a failure management processor or on the reset path when the failure is to be recovered. The monrp command displays the following information:

host name: Host name
status: Status of the reset path

The following table lists and describes the items that are displayed.

Table 9‒7: Items that are displayed by the monrp command
Displayed item		Meaning
host name	status	Meaning
`host-name`	`OK`	Normal
	`NG`	Error (failure management processor error or error in the path connecting failure management processors)
	`OK(Partition)`	Physical partition can be reset.
	`NG(Partition)`	Physical partition cannot be reset.
`nothing`		Not connected with the remote host.

Options

remote-host-name

Specifies the name of the remote host that is connected to the local host whose reset path is to be checked. If this option is omitted, the command checks all hosts connected to the local host.

Return codes

Value	Meaning
`0`	Normal termination (the reset path status has been displayed)
Other than `0`	Abnormal termination

Notes

It takes a maximum of (number of hosts × 15) seconds to check the reset path. While the monrp command is executing, hot standby processing will be delayed in the event of a failure because a host reset by HA Monitor will be placed in the wait state. Execute this command only when it is necessary to do so.
The monrp command can be executed only when the system used to execute the command is BladeSymphony or HA8000.
The monrp command will not be accepted if another monrp command is already executing or HA Monitor is performing a health check on the reset path.
The return code is also set to 0 when any of the following messages is issued while type2 is specified in the exitcode operand in the HA Monitor environment settings:

KAMN320-E, KAMN392-E, KAMN397-E, KAMN398-E, KAMN399-E, KAMN460-E

Examples

In this example, the local host is connected to two remote hosts:

> monrp
KAMN395-I Reset Path Status Display
host name                         status
host1                             OK
host2                             NG

Legend:: >: Indicates a user operation.

In this example, the local host is not connected to any remote host:

> monrp
KAMN395-I Reset Path Status Display
host name                         status
**nothing**

Legend:: >: Indicates a user operation.

In this example, the local host is connected to remote hosts (using the physical partition reset function):

> monrp
KAMN395-I Reset Path Status Display
host name                         status
host1                             OK
                                  OK(Partition)
host2                             NG
                                  OK(Partition)

Legend:: >: Indicates a user operation.