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SIC contains following executions for administration and configuration work done;
"SLICCLI" is the configuration execution in order to perform most of the configuration and administration for SIC. The detail of how to work with "SLICCLI" will be under sections "Reference for SLICCLI Execution and Command"
"SLICMGR" is the heart of SIC. It runs as a daemon which executes continuously in the background to handle communications between cluster-nodes. The "slicmgr" is operation under per node base, therefore, you need to run those command under the node.
Since SLICMGR is a daemon, you need to access the slicmgr service by using following commands
"./service slicmgr COMMAND"
OR
"./etc/init.d/slicmgr COMMAND"
COMMAND contains
start - start the slicmgr daemon.
stop - stop the slicmgr daemon.
restart - restart the slicmgr daemon.
status - verify the slicmgr daemon either running or not.
NOTE: Each time when you executes slicmgr, it will verify your SIC license.
"SLICRECOVERY" is a recoverary tool for a node when the node status is not synchronized and cause failure. For how to and when to perform "slicrecovery" will be explained under troubleshooting section.
"SLICSETUP" is used when you need to setup and configure a node to join a cluster. The usage of "slicsetup" is covered under chapter 2 section 4 - "Setup Node and Cluster".
"UNINSTALL.SH" is a shell script to help you perform uninstallation of SIC.