This section explains how to register the detected hardware in the Resource Database
The registered network interface card should be displayed in the plumb-up state as a result of executing the ifconfig(1M) command.
Do not modify the volume name registered in VTOC using the format(1M) command after automatic resource registration. The volume name is required when the shared disk units are automatically detected.
The following prerequisites should be met:
The Resource Database setup is done.
Hardware is connected to each node.
All nodes are started in the multi-user mode.
Take the following steps to register hardware in the Resource Database. This should be done on an arbitrary node in a cluster system.
Log in with system administrator access privileges.
Execute the clautoconfig command, using the following full path:
# /etc/opt/FJSVcluster/bin/clautoconfig -rConfirm registration.
Execute the clgettree command for confirmation as follows:
# /etc/opt/FJSVcluster/bin/clgettree <RETURN>
Cluster 1 cluster0
Domain 2 domain0
Shared 7 SHD_domain0
SHD_DISK 9 shd001 UNKNOWN
DISK 11 c1t1d0 UNKNOWN node0
DISK 12 c2t2d0 UNKNOWN node1
SHD_DISK 10 shd002 UNKNOWN
DISK 13 c1t1d1 UNKNOWN node0
DISK 14 c2t2d1 UNKNOWN node1
Node 3 node0 ON
Ethernet 20 hme0 UNKNOWN
DISK 11 c1t1d0 UNKNOWN
DISK 13 c1t1d1 UNKNOWN node0
Node 5 node1 ON
Ethernet 21 hme0 UNKNOWN
DISK 12 c2t2d0 UNKNOWN
DISK 14 c2t2d1 UNKNOWNReference
When deleting the resource of hardware registered by automatic registration, the following commands are used. Refer to the manual page for details of each command.
cldeldevice Deletes the shared disk resource
cldelrsc Deletes the network interface card resource
cldelswursc Deletes the line switching unit resource (Only in Oracle Solaris 10 environment)