Difference between revisions of "get or set active / backup status from CMM CLI"
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Password: | Password: | ||
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| + | == get status == | ||
# clia shmstatus | # clia shmstatus | ||
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<br>Host: "Backup" | <br>Host: "Backup" | ||
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| + | == set status == | ||
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| + | The swithover command will change the active CMM/shmm. All it seems to do is reboot the Active CMM. If run from the Backup CMM (in the example below), it will reboot the other CMM. If run on the active, it will immediately reboot on you. | ||
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| + | example when run from the Backup CMM/shmm | ||
| + | # clia switchover | ||
| + | <br>Pigeon Point Shelf Manager Command Line Interpreter | ||
| + | Running on the Backup Shelf Manager, with limited functionality | ||
| + | <br>Sending switchover request to the Active Host | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:34, 15 April 2014
To get CMM (shmm) status after logging into the CMM, use the commands below.
shmm500 login: admin Password:
get status
# clia shmstatus
Pigeon Point Shelf Manager Command Line Interpreter
Host: "Active"
# clia shmstatus
Pigeon Point Shelf Manager Command Line Interpreter Running on the Backup Shelf Manager, with limited functionality
Host: "Backup"
set status
The swithover command will change the active CMM/shmm. All it seems to do is reboot the Active CMM. If run from the Backup CMM (in the example below), it will reboot the other CMM. If run on the active, it will immediately reboot on you.
example when run from the Backup CMM/shmm
# clia switchover
Pigeon Point Shelf Manager Command Line Interpreter Running on the Backup Shelf Manager, with limited functionality
Sending switchover request to the Active Host
