Sun Cluster 3.0 System Administration Guide

1.3 Command-Line Interface

You can perform most Sun Cluster administration tasks interactively through the scsetup(1M) utility. Whenever possible, administration procedures in this guide are described using scsetup.

You can administer the following items through the scsetup utility:

Quorum
Cluster transport
Private hostnames
Device groups
New node authentication
Cluster name

Listed here are the other commands you use to administer Sun Cluster. See the man pages for more detailed information.

Table 1-1 Sun Cluster Command-Line Interface Commands


Command	Description
`ccp(1M)`	Starts remote console access to the cluster.
`pmfadm(1M)`	Provides administrative access to the process monitor facility.
`pnmset(1M)`	Configures Public Network Management (PNM).
`pnmstat(1M)`	Reports the status of Network Adapter Failover (NAFO) groups monitored by PNM.
`sccheck(1M)`	Checks and validates the global mount entries in the `/etc/vfstab` file.
`scconf(1M)`	Updates a Sun Cluster configuration. The `-p` option lists cluster configuration information.
`scdidadm(1M)`	Provides administrative access to the device ID configuration.
`scgdevs(1M)`	Runs the global device namespace administration script.
`scinstall(1M)`	Installs and configures Sun Cluster software; can be run interactively or non-interactively. The `-p` option displays release and package version information for the Sun Cluster software.
`scrgadm(1M)`	Manages the registration of resource types, the creation of resource groups, and the activation of resources within a resource group. The `-p` option displays information on installed resources, resource groups, and resource types.
`scsetup(1M)`	Runs the interactive cluster configuration utility.
`scshutdown(1M)`	Shuts down the entire cluster.
`scstat(1M)`	Provides a snapshot of the cluster status.
`scswitch(1M)`	Performs changes affecting node mastery and states for resource groups and disk device groups.

In addition, you use commands to administer the volume manager portion of Sun Cluster. These commands depend on the specific volume manager used in your cluster, either Solstice DiskSuite^TM or VERITAS Volume Manager.