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This phase of the Cluster/iX product consists of a utility program called
SXOutil that is used to create and initialize a master/member of the
cluster volume set. In addition, it provides other commands that grant access
to the cluster volume set from any computer within the cluster configuration.
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NOTE: The user requires CV (create volumes) or SM (system manager)
capability to execute the commands within SXOutil.
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The following commands are currently available in SXOutil.
For a complete description of the command and its usage please refer
to the help facility within SXOutil.
The SXOMAKELABEL command is used to create the cluster data structure,
which include "Ownership label," associated audit
trail information and history records. "Ownership Label" consists
of the unique HPSUSAN number of the system and the Root UFID of
the System Volume Set. This command will set the "Ownership
Label" to that of the computer where the command was issued.
The "Ownership Label" is assigned only to the
MASTER volume of the volume set created and not the member volumes.
Creation of "Ownership Label" prevents two
systems from trying to mount the same volume set simultaneously.
Thus, disk operations are allowed only on disk volumes owned by the system.
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NOTE: The operator is responsible for verifying that this
computer is the only one that has access to the volume set until
after the volume set has been created and the data structures built
using this command. After these structures are built, the system
administrator can then configure ldevs on the other computers that
will be in the cluster configuration.
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The SXOSETLABEL command is used to assign/switch a user defined
"Ownership Label" on the master volume of the volume set. The value of
the HPSUSAN and Root UFID of the ldev 1 is the default value for the "Ownership
Label."This command can be initiated from any system belonging to
the cluster. The default value of the "Ownership Label" will
be assigned only to cluster volumes previously created by any system
on this cluster. The MASTER volume should be in LONER state to execute
this command. This operation is also known as switchover.
The SXOREMOVELABEL command removes the "Ownership Label" from the
cluster volume set, thus converting it into non-cluster volume set.
SXOutil also allows the execution of all CI commands and other utilities
within this utility.
In addition to the above commands, SXOutil provides
the following commands:
Listredo
Redo
Help
Log
Verify
Exit
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