| Administrators |
Contains list of users with Administrator privileges. |
| AllowNativeCliUsers |
If user does not have root privileges, and if this attribute is set to 0 (false), user is prompted for a password when issuing ha-xxx commands. If this attribute is set to 1(true), the user is not prompted; instead, VCS validates OS user’s login against VCS’ list of user IDs and assigns appropriate privileges. Default = 0(false). |
| ClusterLocation |
Specifies the location of the cluster. |
| ClusterName |
Arbitrary string containing the name of cluster. |
| ClusterOwner |
This attribute is used for VCS notification; specifically, VCS sends notifications to persons designated in this attribute when something goes wrong with the cluster. |
| CompareRSM |
Indicates if VCS engine is to verify that Replicated State Machine is consistent.This can be set by using the hadebug command. |
| CounterInterval |
Intervals counted by the attribute GlobalCounter indicating approximately how often a broadcast will happen that will cause the GlobalCounter attribute to increase. The default value of the GlobalCounter increment can be modified by changing CounterInterval. If you increase this attribute to exceed five seconds, consider increasing the default value of the ShutdownTimeout attribute |
| DumpingMembership |
Indicates that the engine is writing to disk. |
| EngineClass |
Indicates the scheduling class for the VCS engine (had). |
| EnginePriority |
Indicates the priority in which had runs. This attribute has no effect for windows environment. |
| GlobalCounter |
This counter increases incrementally by one for each counter interval. It increases when the broadcast is received. VCS uses the GlobalCounter attribute to measure the time it takes to shut down a system. By default, the GlobalCounter attribute is updated every five seconds. This default value, combined with the 60-second default value of ShutdownTimeout, means if system goes down within twelve increments of GlobalCounter, it is treated as a fault. The default value of GlobalCounter increment can be modified by changing the CounterInterval attribute. |
| GroupLimit |
Maximum number of service groups. |
| HacliUserLevel |
This attribute has three, case-sensitive values: |
| LockMemory |
Controls the locking of VCS engine pages in memory. This attribute has three values: ALL: Locks all current and future pages. CURRENT: Locks current pages. |
| LogSize |
Size of the log file. Minimum value 64 KB Maximum value 128 MB. |
| MajorVersion |
Major version of system’s join protocol. |
| MinorVersion |
Minor version of system’s join protocol. |
| Notifier |
Indicates the status of the notifier in the cluster; specifically: |
| Operators |
Contains list of users with Operator privileges. |
| ProcessClass |
Indicates the scheduling class for had processes (for example, triggers). |
| ProcessPriority |
Indicates the priority of had processes (for example, triggers). This attribute has no effect for windows environment. |
| PrintMsg |
If set to 1 (true) , enables logging TagM messages in engine log. |
| ReadOnly |
Indicates the mode of cluster configuration. |
| ResourceLimit |
Maximum number of resources. |
| SourceFile |
File from which the configuration was read. |
| TypeLimit |
Maximum number of resource types. |
| UserNames |
List of VCS user names. |
| VCSMode |
Denotes the mode for which VCS is licensed, including VCS, VCS_QUICKSTART, and VCS_OPS. |
| LinkMonitoring |
Enables link monitoring. |
| NotifyList |
Stores notification list consisting of recipient’s email addresses, separated by spaces. |
| MaxFactor |
For internal use only. |
| LoadSampling |
For internal use only. |
| Factor |
For internal use only. |
| Stewards |
Specifies the IP address/hostname of systems running the steward process. |
| ClusterAddress |
Specifies the cluster’s virtual IP address (used by a remote cluster when connecting to the local cluster). |
| ClusterUUID |
Indicates the unique cluster identification assigned to the cluster by the Availability Manager. |
| ClusState |
Indicates the current state of the cluster |
| AutoStartTimeout |
If the local cluster cannot communicate with one or more remote clusters, this attribute specifies the number of seconds the VCS engine waits before initiating the AutoStart process for an AutoStart global service group. |
| PanicOnNoMem |
For internal use only. |
| UseFence |
Indicates whether the cluster uses SCSI III I/O fencing. |
| VCSFeatures |
Indicates which VCS features are enabled. |
| ClusterTime |
The number of seconds since January 1, 1970. This is defined by the lowest node in running state. |
| WACPort |
The TCP port on which the WAC (Wide Area Connector) process on the local cluster listens for connection from remote clusters. The attribute can take a value from 0 to 65535. |
| SecureClus |
Indicates whether the cluster is secured. VCS runs in the Secure mode using VxSS; all public network communications use SSL. VCS users belong to the platform user base and VCS does not store user passwords. This value cannot be changed while the cluster is running. |
| AvailableCapacity |
Available Capacity = Capacity – Current System Load |
| Capacity |
Value expressing total load capacity of system. This value is relative to other systems in the cluster and does not reflect any real value associated with the system. Default=100 |
| ConfigBlockCount |
Number of 512-byte blocks in configuration when the system joined the cluster. |
| ConfigCheckSum |
Sixteen-bit checksum of configuration identifying when the system joined the cluster. |
| ConfigDiskState |
State of configuration on the disk when the system joined the cluster. |
| ConfigFile |
Directory containing the configuration files. |
| ConfigModDate |
Last modification date of configuration when the system joined the cluster. |
| CurrentLimits |
System-maintained calculation of current value of Limits. CurrentLimits = Limits – (additive value of all service group Prerequisites). |
| CPUUsage |
Indicates the CPUUsage of the system in the form of CPU percentage utilization. This attribute’s value is valid if the Enabled value in CPUUsageMonitoring attribute equals 1. This value is updated when there is a change of 5 percent since the last indicated value. |
| CPUUsageMonitoring |
Monitors the system’s CPU usage using various factors. The default value for this attribute is CPUUsageMonitoring = {Enabled = 0, NotifyThreshold = 0, NotifyTimeLimit = 0, ActionThreshold = 0, ActionTimeLimit = 0, Action = NONE} |
| DiskHbStatus |
Indicates status of communication disks on the system. |
| DynamicLoad |
System-maintained value of current dynamic load. The value is set external to VCS with the hasys -load command. |
| Frozen |
Indicates if service groups can be brought online or taken offline on the system. Groups cannot be brought online taken offline if the attribute value is 1(true). |
| GUIIPAddr |
Determines the local IP address that VCS uses to accept connections. Incoming connections over other IP addresses are dropped. If GUIIPAddr is not set, the default behavior is to accept external connections over all configured local IP addresses. |
| Limits |
An unordered set of name=value pairs denoting specific resources available on a system. Names are arbitrary and are set by the administrator for any value; names are not obtained from the system. The format for Limits is:Limits() = { Name=Value, Name2=Value2 }. |
| Location |
Denotes the location of the system. |
| LinkHbStatus |
Indicates status of private network links on any system. |
| LoadTimeCounter |
System-maintained internal counter of how many seconds the system load has been above LoadWarningLevel. This value resets to zero anytime system load drops below the value in LoadWarningLevel. |
| LoadTimeThreshold |
Indicates length of time a system must remain above at or above LoadWarningLevel before the loadwarning trigger is fired. Default = 600 seconds. |
| LoadWarningLevel |
Defines, as a percentage of system Capacity, the level at which load has reached a critical limit. Default = 80 percent. |
| MajorVersion |
Major version of system’s join protocol. |
| MinorVersion |
Minor version of system’s join protocol. |
| NodeId |
System ID specified in “/etc/llttab”. |
| OnGrpCnt |
Number of groups that are online, or about to go online. |
| ShutdownTimeout |
Determines whether to treat system reboot as a fault for service groups running on the system. On many systems, when a reboot occurs the processes are killed first, then the system goes down. When the VCS engine is killed, service groups that include the failed system in their SystemList attributes are autodisabled. However, if the system goes down within the number of seconds designated in ShutdownTimeout, service groups previously online on the failed system are treated as faulted and failed over. If you do not want to treat the system reboot as a fault, set the value for this attribute to 0. Default = 120 seconds |
| SourceFile |
File from which the configuration was read. |
| SysInfo |
Provides platform-specific information, including the name, version, and release of the operating system, the name of the system on which it is running, and the hardware type. |
| SystemOwner |
This attribute is used for VCS email notification and logging. VCS sends email notification to the person designated in this attribute when an event occurs related to the system. |
| SysState |
System state such as running , faulted , exited. |
| TFrozen |
Indicates if a group can be brought online or taken offline on the system. |
| TRSE |
Indicates in seconds the time to Regular State Exit. Time is calculated as the duration between the events of VCS losing port h membership and of VCS losing port a membership of GAB. |
| UpDownState |
This attribute has four values DOWN, UP BUT NOT IN CLUSTER MEMBERSHIP, UP AND IN JEOPARDY, UP. |
| UserInt |
Stores a system’s integer value. |
| UserStr |
Stores a system’s String value. |
| DiskHbDown |
Indicates if communication disks are down on any system. Enabled by the LinkMonitoring attribute. |
| LinkHbDown |
Indicates if private network links are down on any system. Enabled by the LinkMonitoring attribute. |
| Load |
Normalized value of system load used to compare systems in load balancing. Value is determined by dividing the raw values of LoadRaw by the values of Factor. |
| LoadRaw |
List of load-calculation criterion and their associated raw values over the last five seconds. |
| SysName |
The name of the system. The name must begin with a letter and must only contain letters, numbers, dashes (-), and underscores (_). |
| SystemLocation |
Denotes the location of the system. |
| LLTNodeId |
Displays the node ID ( as defined in the llthots.txt ) for the node. |
| ConfigInfoCnt |
For internal use only. |
| AgentsStopped |
The attribute is set to 1 for a system when all agents running on that system are stopped. |
| NoAutoDisable |
When set to 0, this attribute autodisables service groups when the VCS engine is taken down. Groups remain autodisabled until the engine is brought up (regular membership). Setting this attribute to 1 bypasses the autodisable feature. |
| LicenseKey |
LicenseKey |
| VCSFeatures |
Indicates which VCS features are enabled. |
| LicenseType |
Indicates the license type of the base VCS key used by the system. Possible values are: |
| VCSMode |
Denotes the mode for which VCS is licensed, including VCS, Traffic Director, and VCS_OPS. |
| CPUBinding |
Binds the HAD process to the specified CPU. |
| EngineRestarted |
Indicates whether the VCS engine (HAD) was restarted by the hashadow process on a node in the cluster. The value 1 indicates that the engine was restarted; 0 indicates it was not restarted. |
| ConnectorState |
Indicates the state of the wide-area connector (WAC). If 0, WAC is not running. If 1, WAC is running and communicating with the VCS engine. |
| ActiveCount |
Number of resources in a service group that are active (online or waiting to go online). When the number of resources drops to zero, the service group is considered offline. |
| Administrators |
List of VCS users with privileges to administer the group. |
| AutoDisabled |
Indicates that VCS does not know the status of a service group (or specified system for parallel service groups). This is due to: 1) Group not probed (on specified system for parallel groups) in the SystemList attribute. 2) VCS engine in not running on a node designated in the SystemList attribute, but the node is visible. |
| AutoFailOver |
Indicates whether VCS initiates an automatic failover if the service group faults. |
| AutoRestart |
Restarts a service group after a faulted persistent resource becomes online. This attribute applies to persistent resources only. Default value is 1(true). |
| AutoStart |
Designates whether a service group is automatically started when VCS is started. Default value is 1(true). |
| AutoStartIfPartial |
Indicates whether to initiate bringing a service group online if the group is probed and discovered to be in a PARTIAL state when VCS is started. Default =1. |
| AutoStartList |
List of systems on which, under specific conditions, the service group will be started with VCS (usually at system boot). For example, if a system is a member of a failover service group’s AutoStartList attribute, and if it is not already running on another system in the cluster, the group is brought online when the system is started. |
| AutoStartPolicy |
Sets the policy VCS uses to determine on which system to bring a service group online if multiple systems are available. |
| CurrentCount |
Number of systems on which the service groups is active. |
| Enabled |
Indicates if a group can be failed over or brought online. If any of the local values are disabled, the group is disabled. Default value is 1(true). |
| Evacuate |
Indicates if VCS initiates an automatic failover when user issues hastop -local -evacuate. Default value is 1(true). |
| Evacuating |
Indicates the node ID from which the service group is being evacuated. |
| Failover |
Indicates service group is in the process of failing over. |
| FailOverPolicy |
Sets the policy VCS uses to determine which system a group fails over to if multiple systems exist. The values are Priority (default), Load, RoundRobin. |
| FromQ |
Indicates the system name from which the service is failing over. This attribute is specified when service group failover is a direct consequence of the group event, such as a resource fault within the group or a group switch. |
| Frozen |
Disables all actions, including autostart, online and offline, and failover, except for monitor actions performed by agents. Default value is 0(false). |
| GroupOwner |
This attribute is used for VCS email notification and logging. VCS sends email notification to the person designated in this attribute when an event occurs related to the service group. |
| IntentOnline |
Indicates whether to keep service groups online or offline. It is set to 1 by VCS if an attempt has been made, successful or not, to online the service group. For failover groups, this attribute is set to 0 by VCS when the group is taken offline. For parallel groups, it is set to 0 for the system when the group is taken offline or when the group faults and can fail over to another system. |
| LastSuccess |
For internal use only. |
| Load |
Integer value expressing total system load this group will put on a system. |
| ManualOps |
Indicates if manual operations are allowed on the service group. |
| MigrateQ |
Indicates the system from which the service group is migrating. This attribute is specified when group failover is an indirect consequence, such as system shutdown, another group faulted and is linked to this group, etc. |
| NumRetries |
Indicates the number of times attempts are made to bring a service group online. This attribute is used only if the attribute OnlineRetryLimit is set for the service group. |
| OnlineRetryInterval |
Indicates the interval, in seconds, during which a service group that has successfully restarted on the same system and faults again should be failed over, even if the attribute OnlineRetryLimit is non-zero. This prevents a group from continuously faulting and restarting on the same system. Default=0 |
| OnlineRetryLimit |
If non-zero, specifies the number of times the VCS engine tries to restart a faulted service group on the same system on which the group faulted, before it gives up and tries to fail over the group to another system. Default = 0. |
| Operators |
List of VCS users with privileges to operate the group. A Group Operator can only perform online/offline, and temporary freeze/unfreeze operations pertaining to a specific group. |
| Parallel |
This indicates if service group is failover (0), parallel (1) or hybrid (2). |
| PathCount |
Number of resources in path not yet taken offline. When this number drops to zero, the engine may take the entire service group offline if critical fault has occurred. |
| PreOnline |
Indicates that the VCS engine should not online a service group in response to a manual group online, group autostart, or group failover. The engine should instead call a user-defined script that checks for external conditions before bringing the group online. Default value is 0(false). |
| PreOnlining |
Indicates that VCS engine invoked the preonline script; however, the script has not yet returned with group online. |
| Prerequisites |
An unordered set of name=value pairs denoting specific resources required by a service group. If prerequisites are not met, the group cannot go online. The format for Prerequisites is: Prerequisites() = { Name=Value, name2=value2 }. Names used in setting Prerequisites are arbitrary and not obtained from the system. Coordinate name=value pairs listed in Prerequisites with the same name=value pairs in Limits(). |
| Priority |
Enables users to designate and prioritize the service group. VCS does not interpret the value; rather, this attribute enables the user to configure the priority of a service group and the sequence of actions required in response to a particular event. Default=0 |
| PrintTree |
Indicates whether or not the resource dependency tree is written to the configurtaion file. |
| Probed |
Indicates whether all enabled resources in the group have been detected by their respective agents. |
| ProbesPending |
The number of resources that remain to be detected by the agent on each system. |
| Responding |
Indicates VCS engine is responding to a failover event and is in the process of bringing the service group online or failing over the node. |
| SourceFile |
File from which the configuration was read. |
| State |
Group state on each system. Group states are OFFLINE, ONLINE, FAULTED, PARTIAL, STARTING, STOPPING, OFFLINE | FAULTED, OFFLINE | STARTED, PARTIAL | FAULTED, PARTIAL | STARTING, PARTIAL | STOPPING, ONLINE | STOPPING. |
| SystemList |
List of systems on which the service group is configured to run and their priorities. Lower numbers indicate a preference for the system as a failover target. |
| SystemZones |
Indicates the virtual sublists within the SystemList attribute that grant priority in failing over.Values are string/integer pairs. The string key is the name of a system in the SystemList attribute, and the integer is the number of the zone. Systems with the same zone number are members of the same zone. If a service group faults on one system in a zone, it is granted priority to fail over to another system within the same zone, despite the policy granted by the FailOverPolicy attribute. |
| Tag |
Identifies special-purpose service groups created for specific VCS products. |
| TargetCount |
Indicates the number of target systems on which the service group should be brought online. |
| TFrozen |
Indicates if service groups can be brought online on the system. Groups cannot be brought online if the attribute value is 1(true). Default value is 0 (false). |
| ToQ |
Indicates the node name to which the service is failing over. This attribute is specified when service group failover is a direct consequence of the group event, such as a resource fault within the group or a group switch. |
| TriggerResStateChange |
Determines whether or not to invoke the resstatechange trigger if resource state changes. |
| UserIntGlobal |
Use this attribute for any purpose. It is not used by VCS. |
| UserStrGlobal |
Use this attribute for any purpose. It is not used by VCS. |
| TypeDependencies |
Creates a dependency between resource types specified in the service group list, and all instances of the respective resource type. |
| UserIntLocal |
Use this attribute for any purpose. It is not used by VCS. |
| UserStrLocal |
Use this attribute for any purpose. It is not used by VCS. |
| Dependencies |
Creates a dependency between resource types specified in the service group list, and all instances of the respective resource type. |
| PostOffline |
Setting this attribute to 1 executes the PostOffline event trigger on the system where the group went offline from a partial or fully online state. |
| PostOnline |
Setting this attribute to 1 executes the PostOnline event trigger on the system where the group went online from a partial or fully offline state. |
| ExtMonApp |
For internal use only. |
| ExtMonArgs |
For internal use only. |
| PreOffline |
For internal use only. |
| PreOfflining |
For internal use only. |
| Restart |
For internal use only. |
| TriggerEvent |
For internal use only. |
| ClusterList |
Specifies the list of clusters on which the service group is configured to run. |
| Authority |
Indicates whether or not the local cluster is allowed to bring the service group online. If set to 0, it is not, if set to 1, it is. |
| ClusterFailOverPolicy |
Determines how a global service group behaves when a cluster faults. |
| ManageFaults |
Specifies if VCS manages resource failures within the service group by calling clean entry point for |
| FaultPropagation |
Specifies if VCS should propagate the fault up to parent resources and take the entire service group |
| PreonlineTimeout |
Defines the maximum amount of time the preonline script takes to run the command hagrp -online -nopre for the group. Note that HAD uses this timeout during evacuation only. |
| DeferAutoStart |
Indicates whether HAD defers the auto-start of a local group in case the global cluster is not fully connected. |
| VCSi3Info |
Enables VCS service groups to be mapped to VERITAS i3 applications. This attribute is managed solely by the i3 product and should not be set or modified by the user. |
| AgentClass |
Indicates the scheduling class for the VCS agent process. |
| AgentFailedOn |
A list of systems on which the agent for the resource type has failed. |
| AgentPriority |
Indicates the priority in which the agent process runs. This attribute has no effect for windows environment. Default = 0. |
| AgentReplyTimeout |
The number of seconds the engine waits to receive a heartbeat from the agent before restarting the agent. Default = 130 seconds. |
| AgentStartTimeout |
The number of seconds after starting the agent that the engine waits for the initial agent “handshake” before restarting the agent. Default = 60 seconds. |
| ArgList |
An ordered list of attributes whose values are passed to the open, close, online, offline, monitor, and clean entry points. |
| AttrChangedTimeout |
Maximum time (in seconds) within which the attr_changed entry point must complete or be terminated. Default = 60 seconds. |
| CleanTimeout |
Maximum time (in seconds) within which the clean entry point must complete or else be terminated. Default = 60 seconds. |
| CloseTimeout |
Maximum time (in seconds) within which the close entry point must complete or else be terminated. Default = 60 seconds. |
| ConfInterval |
When a resource has remained online for the specified time (in seconds), previous faults and restart attempts are ignored by the agent. |
| FaultOnMonitorTimeouts |
When a monitor times out as many times as the value specified, the corresponding resource is brought down by calling the clean entry point. The resource is then marked FAULTED, or it is restarted, depending on the value set in the Restart Limit attribute. When FaultOnMonitorTimeouts is set to 0, monitor failures are not considered indicative of a resource fault. A low value may lead to spurious resource faults, especially on heavily loaded systems. |
| LogFileSize |
Specifies the size (in bytes) of the agent log file. Minimum value is 65536 bytes. Maximum value is 134217728 bytes (128MB). Default = 33554432 (32MB) |
| MonitorInterval |
Duration (in seconds) between two consecutive monitor calls for an ONLINE or transitioning resource. A lower value could impact performance if many resources of the same type exist. A higher value could delay detection of a faulted resource. |
| MonitorTimeout |
Maximum time (in seconds) within which the monitor entry point must complete or else be terminated. Default = 60 seconds |
| OfflineMonitorInterval |
Duration (in seconds) between two consecutive monitor calls for an OFFLINE resource. If set to 0, OFFLINE resources are not monitored. |
| NumThreads |
Number of threads used within the agent process for managing resources. This number does not include the three threads used for other internal purposes.Increasing to a significantly large value can degrade system performance. Decreasing to 1 prevents multiple threads. Default = 10. |
| OfflineTimeout |
Maximum time (in seconds) within which the offline entry point must complete or else be terminated. Default = 300 seconds |
| OnlineRetryLimit |
Number of times to retry online, if the attempt to online a resource is unsuccessful. This parameter is meaningful only if clean is implemented. Default = 0. |
| OnlineTimeout |
Maximum time (in seconds) within which the online entry point must complete or else be terminated. Default = 300 seconds |
| OnlineWaitLimit |
Number of monitor intervals to wait after completing the online procedure, and before the resource becomes online. Default = 2. |
| OpenTimeout |
Maximum time (in seconds) within which the open entry point must complete or else be terminated. Default = 60 seconds. |
| Operations |
Indicates valid operations of resources of the resource type. Values are OnOnly (can online only), OnOff (can online and offline), None (cannot online or offline). |
| RestartLimit |
Number of times to retry bringing a resource online when it is taken offline unexpectedly and before VCS declares it FAULTED. Default = 0 |
| ScriptClass |
Indicates the scheduling class of the script processes (for example, online) created by the agent. This attribute has no effect for windows environment. |
| ScriptPriority |
Indicates the priority of the script processes created by the agent. This attribute has no effect for windows environment. Default = 0. |
| SourceFile |
File from which the configuration was read. |
| ToleranceLimit |
Number of times the monitor entry point should return OFFLINE before declaring the resource FAULTED. A large value could delay detection of a genuinely faulted resource. Default = 0 |
| MonitorIfOffline |
Indicates whether resources are monitored when offline (value 1), or not (value 0). |
| Type |
File system type, such as vxfs, ufs, etc. |
| RestartLimits |
The number of times the agent should try to restart the resources. |
| FireDrill |
Specifies whether or not fire drill is enabled for resource type. If set to 1, fire drill is enabled. If set to 0, it is disabled. |
| LogDbg |
Indicates the debug severities enabled for the resource type or agent framework. Debug severities used by the agent entry points are in the range of DBG_1 to DBG_21. The debug messages from the agent framework are logged with the severities DBG_AGINFO, DBG_AGDEBUG and DBG_AGTRACE, representing the least to most verbose. |
| MonitorStatsParam |
Designates the values governing the monitor interval. Valid keys include: |
| InfoInterval |
Determines when info entry point is invoked by the agent framework. If set to 0, the entry point is not invoked. Set this attribute to a non-zero value to invoke the entry point periodically. |
| InfoTimeout |
Timeout value for info entry point. If entry point does not complete by the designated time, the agent framework cancels the entry point’s thread. |
| ActionTimeout |
Timeout value for action entrypoint. Default is 40s |
| SupportedActions |
Valid action tokens for this resource type. Default is an |
| LogLevel |
LogLevel |
| LogTags |
LogTags |
| ArgListValues |
List of arguments passed to the resource’s agent on each system.This attribute is resource- and system-specific, meaning that the list of values passed to the agent depend on which system and which resource they are for. |
| AutoStart |
Indicates that the resource is brought online when the service group is brought online. Default value is 1(true). |
| ConfidenceLevel |
Indicates the level of confidence in an online resource. Values range from 0 – 100. Note that some VCS agents may not take advantage of this attribute and may always set it to 0. Set the level to 100 if the attribute is not used. |
| Critical |
Indicates that the service group is faulted when the resource, or any resource it depends on, faults. Default value is 1(true). |
| Enabled |
Indicates agents monitor the resource. If a resource is created dynamically while VCS is running, you must enable the resource before VCS monitors it. When Enabled is set to 0(false), it implies a disabled resource. VCS will not bring a disabled resource, nor its children online, even if the children are enabled. If you specify the resource in main.cf prior to starting VCS, the default value for this attribute is 0(false). |
| Flags |
Additional information relating to the state of a resource. Possible values are : RESTARTING, STATUS UNKNOWN, MONITOR TIMEDOUT, UNABLE TO OFFLINE and ADMIN WAIT. |
| Group |
String name of the service group to which the resource belongs. |
| LastOnline |
Indicates the system name on which the resource was last online. This attribute is automatically set by the VCS engine (had). |
| MonitorOnly |
Indicates if the resource can be brought online or taken offline. If set to 0(false), resource can be brought online or taken offline. If set to 1(true),resource can be monitored only. Default value is 0(false). |
| IState |
Indicates internal state of a resource. In addition to the State attribute, this attribute shows to which state the resource is transitioning. Possible values are : NOT WAITING, WAITING TO GO ONLINE, WAITING FOR CHILDREN ONLINE, WAITING TO GO OFFLINE, WAITING TO GO OFFLINE (propagate), WAITING TO GO ONLINE (reverse), WAITING TO GO OFFLINE (reverse/propagate). |
| Path |
The number of parent resources in the path up to the top of the resource graph. This attribute is used when an online resource faults. |
| Probed |
Indicates whether the resource has been detected by the agent. |
| ResourceOwner |
This attribute is used for VCS email notification and logging. VCS sends email notification to the person designated in this attribute when an event occurs related to the resource.VCS also logs the owner name in when an event occurs.If ResourceOwner is not specified in main.cf, the default value is “unknown.” |
| Signaled |
Indicates whether a resource has been traversed. Used when bringing a service group online or taking it offline. |
| Start |
Indicates whether a resource was started (the process of bringing it online was initiated) on a system. |
| State |
Resource state on each system. Possible values are : ONLINE, OFFLINE, FAULTED, ONLINE | STATE UNKNOWN, ONLINE | MONITOR TIMEDOUT, ONLINE | UNABLE TO OFFLINE, OFFLINE | STATE UNKNOWN, FAULTED | RESTARTING. A faulted resource is physically offline, though unintentionally. |
| AgentDebug |
A flag that defines whether the agent logs additional debug messages. The value 1(true) indicates that the agent will log additional debug messages. The value 0(false) indicates that it will not. Default value is 0(false). |
| TriggerEvent |
For internal use only. |
| ResourceInfo |
This attribute has three predefined keys:State: values are Valid, Invalid, or Stale Msg: output of the info entry point captured on stdout by the agent framework TS: timestamp indicating when the ResourceInfo attribute was updated by the agent framework Defaults: State = Valid Msg = “” TS = “” |
| ComputeStats |
The attribute indicates to the agfw whether or not to calculate monitor time statistics for the resource. By default this is set to FALSE. |
| MonitorTimeStats |
The valid keys for this attribute are: Average, TS. Average is the average time taken by the monitor EP over the last “Frequency” number of monitor cycles. TS is the timestamp of when the engine last updated the Average for the resource. Default values are: |
| Name |
For internal use only. |
| Enabled |
Indicates if SNMP traps are enabled. |
| IPAddr |
IP address of the host where the SNMP Manager resides. |
| Port |
Port of SNMP server. |
| SourceFile |
File from which the configuration was read. |
| TrapList |
List of traps and their descriptions. |
| Clusterlist |
List of clusters whose health is determined by this heartbeat. |
| AgentState |
State of the heartbeat agent. |
| State |
This is the state of the heartbeat. This state is used to determine the health of the remote cluster. |
| AYAInterval |
This is the ‘Are You Alive Interval’. This is the interval after which the local cluster heartbeats the remote cluster. |
| InitTimeout |
Timeout value for the ‘init’ entry pont. |
| StartTimeout |
Timeout value for the ‘start’ entrypoint. |
| CleanTimeout |
This is the timeout value for the ‘clean’ entry point. |
| StopTimeout |
This is the timeout value for the Stop entry point. |
| AYATimeout |
This is the timeout value for the aya entry point. |
| AYARetryLimit |
number of times to call the aya entry point before giving up. |
| Arguments |
extra generic information that can be passed to the heartbeat agent. |
| LogDbg |
This is used for log messages. |
