<SYNOPSIS>
sfcfrmstart [ -f ]
<DESCRIPTION>
The sfcfrmstart command is used to perform sfcfrmd daemon start processing on the local node.
Only a super user can perform sfcfrmd daemon start processing.
<OPTION>
The following option can be specified:
A sfcfrmd daemon will be suspended until it can confirm that a cluster quorum exists. If the sfcfrmstart -f command is executed, the sfcfrmd daemon will start without waiting for a quorum.
You can confirm if startup of the sfcfrmd daemon is suspended by checking if the message "WARNING: sfcfsrm:5001: Starting the sfcfrmd daemon was suspended because quorum does not exist" is output.
<EXAMPLES>
Starting the sfcfrmd daemon when the sfcfrmd is stopped.
# sfcfrmstart <Enter> |
Starting the suspended sfcfrmd daemon without waiting for a quorum.
# sfcfrmstart -f <Enter> |
<FILE>
/var/opt/FJSVsfcfs/sfcfsrm.conf
Environment file of sfcfrmd daemon
<SEE ALSO>
cftool(1M) in the online manual of Cluster Foundation
<NOTES>
To enable the use of this command, the local node must be multi user mode. This command cannot be used by single user mode.
Within a given node, this command cannot be executed more than once.
Within a given node, this command cannot be executed concurrently with sfcfrmstop(8).
When you execute this command with the -f option specified, confirm that there is no cluster partition by execute cftool -n at all nodes. If a cluster partition occurred and this command with the -f option specified is executed, inconsistency of the GFS Shared File System might occur.
