EXPRESSCLUSTER® X 5.1 for Linux Command Reference Guide for Cluster Configuration

Table of Contents:

• 1. Preface
  • 1.1. Who Should Use This Guide
  • 1.2. How This Guide is Organized
  • 1.3. EXPRESSCLUSTER X Documentation Set
  • 1.4. Conventions
  • 1.5. Contacting NEC
• 2. Command reference
  • 2.1. clpcfadm.py command
  • 2.2. clpencrypt command
• 3. Creating a cluster
• 4. Setting cluster properties
  • 4.1. Basic information
  • 4.2. Interconnect
  • 4.3. Fencing
  • 4.4. Timeout
  • 4.5. Port No.
  • 4.6. Port No. (Mirror)
  • 4.7. Port No. (Log)
  • 4.8. Monitor
  • 4.9. Recovery
  • 4.10. Alert Service
  • 4.11. WebManager
  • 4.12. API
  • 4.13. Encryption
  • 4.14. Alert Log
  • 4.15. Delay Warning
  • 4.16. Mirror Agent
  • 4.17. Mirror Driver
  • 4.18. JVM Monitor
  • 4.19. Cloud
  • 4.20. Statistics
  • 4.21. Extension
• 5. Configuring a server
  • 5.1. Adding a server
  • 5.2. Setting parameters common to servers
  • 5.3. Setting server parameters
  • 5.4. Deleting a server
• 6. Configuring a group
  • 6.1. Adding a group
  • 6.2. Setting parameters common to groups
  • 6.3. Setting group parameters
  • 6.4. Deleting a group
• 7. Configuring group resources
  • 7.1. AWS DNS resource
  • 7.2. AWS Elastic IP resource
  • 7.3. AWS Secondary IP resource
  • 7.4. AWS Virtual IP resource
  • 7.5. Azure DNS resource
  • 7.6. Azure probe port resource
  • 7.7. Dynamic DNS resource
  • 7.8. Disk resource
  • 7.9. EXEC resource
  • 7.10. Floating IP resource
  • 7.11. Google Cloud DNS resource
  • 7.12. Google Cloud Virtual IP resource
  • 7.13. Hybrid disk resource
  • 7.14. Mirror disk resource
  • 7.15. Oracle Cloud Virtual IP resource
  • 7.16. Virtual IP resource
  • 7.17. Volume manager resource
• 8. Configuring monitor resources
  • 8.1. ARP monitor resource
  • 8.2. AWS AZ monitor resource
  • 8.3. AWS DNS monitor resource
  • 8.4. AWS Elastic IP monitor resource
  • 8.5. AWS Secondary IP monitor resource
  • 8.6. AWS Virtual IP monitor resource
  • 8.7. Azure DNS monitor resource
  • 8.8. Azure load balance monitor resource
  • 8.9. Azure probe port monitor resource
  • 8.10. DB2 monitor resource
  • 8.11. Dynamic DNS monitor resource
  • 8.12. Disk monitor resource
  • 8.13. Floating IP monitor resource
  • 8.14. FTP monitor resource
  • 8.15. Google Cloud DNS monitor resource
  • 8.16. Google Cloud load balance monitor resource
  • 8.17. Google Cloud Virtual IP monitor resource
  • 8.18. Custom monitor resource
  • 8.19. Hybrid disk connect monitor resource
  • 8.20. Hybrid disk monitor resource
  • 8.21. HTTP monitor resource
  • 8.22. IMAP4 monitor resource
  • 8.23. IP monitor resource
  • 8.24. JVM monitor resource
  • 8.25. Mirror Disk Connect monitor resource
  • 8.26. Mirror disk monitor resource
  • 8.27. NIC Link Up/Down monitor resource
  • 8.28. Message receive monitor resource
  • 8.29. Multi target monitor resource
  • 8.30. MySQL monitor resource
  • 8.31. NFS monitor resource
  • 8.32. Oracle Cloud load balance monitor resource
  • 8.33. Oracle Cloud Virtual IP monitor resource
  • 8.34. ODBC monitor resource
  • 8.35. Oracle monitor resource
  • 8.36. WebOTX monitor resource
  • 8.37. PID monitor resource
  • 8.38. POP3 monitor resource
  • 8.39. PostgreSQL monitor resource
  • 8.40. Process resource monitor resource
  • 8.41. Process name monitor resource
  • 8.42. Samba monitor resource
  • 8.43. SMTP monitor resource
  • 8.44. SQL Server monitor resource
  • 8.45. System monitor resource
  • 8.46. Tuxedo monitor resource
  • 8.47. User mode monitor resource
  • 8.48. Virtual IP monitor resource
  • 8.49. Volume manager monitor resource
  • 8.50. WebSphere monitor resource
  • 8.51. WebLogic monitor resource
• 9. Retrieving an encrypted password string
  • 9.1. Retrieving an encrypted password string with Cluster WebUI/Cluster WebUI Offline
  • 9.2. Retrieving an encrypted password string with the clpencrypt command
• 10. Notes and restrictions
• 11. Legal Notice
  • 11.1. Disclaimer
  • 11.2. Trademark Information