3.4.1 How to Print the Cluster Configuration

Use the scconf(1M) command on any node that is an active cluster member.

For example:

# scconf planets -p

A response similar to the following is displayed. (Depending on your type of private interconnect, your messages may state hme instead of scid.)

Current Configuration for Cluster planets:
   Hosts in cluster: mercury venus pluto jupiter

   Private Network Interfaces for
       mercury: scid0 scid1
       venus: scid0 scid1
       pluto: scid2 scid3
       jupiter: scid2 scid3