Resource attributes
Attribute | Outline |
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InParallel | Normally, in Online or Offline processing, the programs for starting or stopping all the monitored programs run sequentially. |
NeedAll | If this attribute is set to No, Online processing succeeds if there's at least one monitored Online program. Cmdline: No Fsystem: Yes Takeover network: Yes Process monitoring: No |
Timeout SCRIPTTIMEOUT | Sets the timeout duration (seconds) for resource start and stop processing. Cmdline: 300 Fsystem: 180 Gds: 1800 Gls: 60 Takeover network: 60 Procedure: 1800 |
AutoRecover | If this attribute is set to Yes, RMS attempts to recover the faulted resources to prevent userApplication from switching to other host. |
userApplication attributes
Attribute | Outline |
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AutoStartUp | If this attribute is set to "Yes," the userApplication starts automatically when RMS is started. |
AutoSwitchOver | If a failure occurs in a userApplication, this attribute allows userApplication to be switched over automatically. The switchover condition can be selected from the following: No HostFailure ResourceFailure ShutDown Combinations of the above values can be selected. Example) HostFailure|ResourceFailure HostFailure|ShutDown ResourceFailure|ShutDown HostFailure|ResourceFailure|ShutDown The default value is "No." |
PersistentFault | If this attribute is set to 1, the Faulted state of userApplication remains the same even after RMS restart. |
OnlinePriority | If this attribute is set to 1, when all clusters are stopped and restarted, RMS starts userApplication in the host that was Online last. |
ShutdownPriority | This attribute is a weight coefficient that is assigned to userApplication. If a failure occurs in a cluster interconnect, this attribute also becomes one of the factors in determining which node has the highest priority to survive. The higher value, the higher is the priority of that userApplication. |
StandbyTransitions | Set up the condition whereby a standby resource will make the transition to the Standby state. You can select any of the following for the setup value: NONE ClearFaultRequest StartUp SwitchRequest You can select the following values in combination with the above values: Example) ClearFaultRequest|StartUp ClearFaultRequest|SwitchRequest StartUp|SwitchRequest ClearFaultRequest|StartUp|SwitchRequest The default is "NONE." Note) When you use the redundant line control function of GLS, set up the following value to enable monitoring of Gls resource state on the standby node: "ClearFaultRequest|StartUp|SwitchRequest" |
HaltFlag | If this attribute is set to "Yes," the node is forcibly shut down when another failure occurs (double failure) during fault processing. In this case, RMS forcibly stops the node and completes failover of userApplication even if a resource failure occurs during failover processing. |