NAME | CAUTION | DESCRIPTION | EXAMPLES | FILES | SEE ALSO
Do not edit this file manually. It is automatically maintained by domain-management tools and commands. To make a control board change, use ssp_config(1M) with its cb option.
The $SSPVAR/.ssp_private/cb_config file identifies the machines that are managed by the SSP and contains the names of both the primary and secondary control boards. Each one-line entry in this file represents one machine, and has the following colon-separated fields. (Spaces have been added to the following example for clarity. The file must NOT contain these spaces.)
platform_name : platform_type : cb0_hostname : status0 : cb1_hostname : status1 |
where:
The name of the Sun Enterprise 10000 machine. This is a logical name only and does not represent a bootable domain.
The platform type of the machine. In this release the platform_type is always Ultra-Enterprise-10000.
The hostname that has been assigned to the control board in Slot 0 of the machine.
A value that indicates whether cb0 is the primary control board. If the value of status0 is P, cb0 is the primary; if its value is anything else, it is not.
The hostname that has been assigned to the control board in Slot 1 of the machine.
A value that indicates whether cb1 is the primary control board. If the value of status0 is P, the status1 field should be empty. If status0 is anything other than P, status1 should be P.
If one of the control board hostnames is missing, the corresponding status field should also be empty.
xf2:Ultra-Enterprise-10000:xf2-cb0:P:xf2-cb1: |
In platform xf2, xf2-cb0 is the control board in slot 0, and it is configured as the primary control board. An alternate control board, xf2-cb1, is in slot 1.
The following file is supported:
$SSPVAR/.ssp_private/cb_config