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You can be able to access and configure the cluster by using the execution "sliccli" with commands listed in this chapter.
Usage: ./sliccli COMMAND [params...]
Description: show the global attributes.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli showglobalattr [key] |
LogLevel [not set]
NoticeLevel [not set]
EventBase [not set]
KeepLogs [not set]
LogSizeMax [not set]
EmailBatchSize [not set]
EmailDelay [not set]
SMTPHost [not set]
Sender [not set]
Recipient [not set]
EmailSubjectPrefix [not set]
SNMPHost [not set]
TieBreaker=node40
Description: set global attributes
setgobalattr [key] [value]
Info -- General information of the cluster environment
err -- report error messages
warning -- report warnings
debug -- report debug messages
Description: set the default tie Breaker node.
Example:
the node id is "cluster1_node1"
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli setglobalattr cluster1_node1 |
Description: show the default tie Breaker node.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli showglobalattr TieBreaker |
Description: Show the version.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli version |
Description: Display member information in the cluster.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli showmem node1 |
Description: remove a member in the cluster.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli delmem cluster1_node1 |
Description: update a member in the cluster.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli uptmem cluster1_node1 "This is STC cluster1, key is cluster1_key1 |
Description: change a node to maintenance|suspend|running mode..
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli ctlmem cluster1_node1 suspend |
Description: Show the status of the communication channels of nodes..
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli memstatus cluster1_node1 |
Description: Show the node communication channel status.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli memccstatus cluster1_node1 cluster1_node2 |
Description: show the communication channel configuration.
Example:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli showcc ccid2 |
addcc[channelid] [-t type][-k keep_alive_time_in_ms] [-d die_timeout_in_ms]
uptcc [channelid] [-k keep_alive_time_in_ms] [-d die_timeout_in_ms]
delcc [channelid]
Description: add a member to a communication channel.
Example 1 add a UDP communication channel:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli addccmem cluster1_ccid3 cluster1_node2 192.168.111.132 |
Example 2 add a eth communication channel:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli addccmem cluster1_ccid3 cluster1_node2 00:00:00:00:00:00 |
Example 3 add a Serial communication channel:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli addccmem cluster1_ccid3 cluster1_node2 /dev/ttySX |
Description: update a member to the communication channel.
Example 1 update a UDP communication channel:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli uptccmem cluster1_ccid3 cluster1_node2 192.168.111.132 |
Example 2 update a eth communication channel:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli uptccmem cluster1_ccid3 cluster1_node2 00:00:00:00:00:00 |
Example 3 update a Serial communication channel:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli uptccmem cluster1_ccid3 cluster1_node2 /dev/ttySX |
Description: delete member of a communication channel
Example delete a UDP communication channel:
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli delccmem cluster1_ccid3 cluster1_node2 |
Description: add a resource group.
Example add a new resource group with description and auto failover and failback
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli addrg cluster1_grp1 "This is a new resourcegroup for cluster1, the group id = cluster1_grp1" auto_failover auto_failback load_balancing 1 1 10 20 |
Description: update an existing resource group.
Example update an existing resource group with description and changing auto failover to manual_takeover with auto failback, without load balancing. Also the max_retry is changing from 10 times to 5 times.
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli uptrg cluster1_grp1 "update resourcegroup" manual_start manual_swithover auto_failback no_load_balancing 1 1 5 20 |
Description: reset a node in the failover domain of a resource group to stopped status
Example
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli resetfonode cluster1_grp1 cluster1_node1 |
Description: move a node's priority in the failover domain of a resource group
can only be performed when the Resource group is "disabled" or "suspended"
Example move the node to a new priority
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli movfodnode cluster1_grp1 cluster1_node3 2 |
Description: list members of a failover domain of a resource group
Example list members of a failover domain
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli listfod rg1 Resourece Group: rg1 node2: (stopped) node1: (failed) Total 2 member(s). |
Description: add a resource to a resource group
Example add a Apache as a resource with global setting
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli addres cluster1_grp1 cluster1_apache1 "application" global 1 |
Example add a IP address as a resource with local setting
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli addres cluster1_grp1 cluster1_ip1 "IP Address" local 1 |
Description: Display resource attributes
Example Display resource attributes of group "rg1"
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli showres rg1 ip1 ipaddr = 192.168.3.111 Attribute count=1 |
Description: List all resources of a resource group
Example list resource of group "rg1"
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli listes rg1 Resourece Group: rg1 ip1: Configuration:global Type:2 Total 1 resource(s). |
Description: Change the order of a resource in a resource group
Example change the order of resource "ip1" of group "rg1"
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli movres rg1 ip1 1 |
Description: delete a resource from a resource group
Example delete a resource with resource from a specific resource group
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli delres cluster1_grp1 cluster1_ip1 |
Description: set an attribute to a resource in a resource group
NOTE: For the "key" and "value" please refer to "listattr res_type" command for more details"
Example add an attribute to a IP resource in a resource group with ALL the key values.
[Node01]# sliccli setresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 ipaddr 192.169.3.131 cluster1_node1 [Node01]# sliccli setresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 netmask 255.255.255.0 cluster1_node1 [Node01]# sliccli setresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 broadbast 192.168.3.254 cluster1_node1 [Node01]# sliccli setresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 interface /dev/eth0 cluster1_node1 |
Description: delete an attribute of a resource in a resource group
NOTE: For the "key" and "value" please refer to "listattr" command for more details"
Example del an attribute to a IP resource in a resource group with ALL the key values.
[Node01]# sliccli delresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 ipaddr 192.169.3.131 cluster1_node1 [Node01]# sliccli delresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 netmask 255.255.255.0 cluster1_node1 [Node01]# sliccli delresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 broadbast 192.168.3.254 cluster1_node1 [Node01]# sliccli delresattr cluster1_grp1 Cluster1_ip1 interface /dev/eth0 cluster1_node1 |
Description: show all resource group.
Example show the resource groups under the cluster
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli showrg [group id] |
Description: delete the resource group
Example a resource group
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli delrg cluster1_grp1 |
Description: enable/disable/suspend the resource group.
Example disable a existing resource group
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli ctlrg disable cluster1_grp1 |
Description: activate a resource group
ctlrg [enable|disable|suspend] group_id
Example enable a existing resource group
sliccli ctlrg enable cluster1_grp1
Description: force failover a resource group to a target node.
switchover group_id node_id [from_node_id]
Example
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli switchover cluster1_grp1 cluster1_node1 "cluster_node3" |
Description: display the current status of all resource group.
Example
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli rgstatus |
Description: display a list of available resource type.
Example
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli listrestype |
Description: display a list of accepted config keys for specific resource type.
Example: display the key of application resource type
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli listattr Application |
Example: display the key of IP address resource type
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli listattr "IP Address" |
Description: showlog [yyyy-mm-dd [hh:mm[:ss]]].
Example: display log messages
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli showlog ...... Mon Jun 5 10:45:28 2006 [notice][4011][lokfu]: Resource 'nic1' of resource group 'rg1' already online Mon Jun 5 10:45:30 2006 [info][4000][lokfu]: resource 'ip1' online ok. Mon Jun 5 10:45:30 2006 [info][4000][lokfu]: resource 'app1' online ok. Mon Jun 5 10:45:30 2006 [info][5005][lokfu]: Node lokfu own the resource group rg1 success. Mon Jun 5 10:49:08 2006 [info][4001][lokfu]: resource 'app1' offline ok. Mon Jun 5 10:49:08 2006 [info][4001][lokfu]: resource 'ip1' offline ok. Mon Jun 5 10:47:38 2006 ...... |
Description: Clear the cluster log
Example: Remove all entries from cluster log
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli clearlog |
Description: Show network interfaces of node
Example: etwork interfaces of node
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli getnetcfg node1 |
Example: display the ethernet info of a node
[root@SIC_Node01 root]# sliccli getnetcfg node2 eth0 = 00:50:FC:55:96:CD (192.168.3.229) eth0:1 = 00:50:FC:55:96:CD (192.168.3.230) eth1 = 00:0D:87:C4:38:8C (192.168.60.2) |