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The srvctl config command displays the configuration stored in the Oracle Clusterware resource attributes.

Note:

If you disabled an object for which you are trying to obtain configuration information using the srvctl disable object -n node_name command, then remember that using the srvctl disable object -n node_name command on a per-node basis in your cluster to disable an object throughout the cluster is different from globally disabling an object using the srvctl disable object command without the -n parameter. In the former case, the srvctl config object command may report that the object is still enabled.

See Also:

"disable" for more information about the srvctl disable command

Table A-21 srvctl config Summary

Command	Description
`srvctl config cvu`	Displays the time interval between CVU checks
`srvctl config database`	Displays the configuration information of the cluster database
`srvctl config havip`	Displays configuration information for highly available VIP resources
`srvctl config listener`	Displays a list of configured listeners that are registered with Oracle Clusterware on a given node
`srvctl config network`	Displays the network configuration for the cluster
`srvctl config nodeapps`	Displays the configuration information for the node applications
`srvctl config oc4j`	Displays the configuration of the OC4J instance
`srvctl config ons`	Displays configuration information for Oracle Notification Service
`srvctl config scan`	Displays the configuration information for SCAN VIPs
`srvctl config scan_listener`	Displays the configuration information for SCAN listeners
`srvctl config service`	Displays the configuration information for the services
`srvctl config srvpool`	Displays configuration information for a specific server pool
`srvctl config vip`	Displays the configuration information for the VIP
`srvctl config volume`	Displays the configuration information for a volume device resource