List of Tables

Chapter 1: Introduction

Table 1-1: Cluster Chronology

Chapter 3: Designing and Planning a Cluster

Table 3-1: Memory Channel Vs LAN Comparison

Chapter 4: Cluster Configuration Planning

Table 4-1: Standalone Operating System Disk Partition Layout

Table 4-2: Example Disk Partition Sizes

Table 4-3: RAID Controller Minimum Supported Firmware Version

Table 4-4: TruCluster Server Disk Layout

Table 4-5: TruCluster Server Disks, Partitions, and File Systems

Table 4-6: Memory Channel 1 – Jumper Settings

Table 4-7: Memory Channel 2 – Jumper Settings

Table 4-8: Memory Channel vs. LAN Interconnect

Table 4-9: Network Setup Information

Table 4-10: Disk/Partition Layout

Table 4-11: Member Information and Default Cluster Alias

Chapter 5: Installation and Configuration of Tru64 UNIX

Table 5-1: Standalone O/S Disk Partition Layout

Chapter 6: Tru64 UNIX Cluster Hooks—File System Hierarchy, CDSL, & PID

Table 6-1: The rcmgr Command Option

Table 6-2: The root (/) Partition CDSLs – standalone system

Table 6-3: The /usr Partition CDSLs – standalone system

Table 6-4: The /var Partition CDSLs – standalone system

Table 6-5: Shell Responses to Symbolic Links

Table 6-6: PID Range by Member

Chapter 7: Tru64 UNIX Cluster Hooks—Device Naming & Hardware Management

Table 7-1: Device Special File Naming

Chapter 8: Tru64 UNIX Cluster Hooks— Event Manager

Table 8-1: EVM Channel Services

Table 8-2: EVM Commands

Table 8-3: Event Priorities

Table 8-4: Event Filter Keywords

Table 8-5: EVM Filter File Directories

Table 8-6: Event Authorization Rights

Chapter 10: Creating a Single-Node Cluster

Table 10-1: Cluster Partition Sizes

Chapter 12: Cluster Hooks Revisited

Table 12-1: Additional CDSLs Since Cluster Creation

Table 12-2: Hardware and Device Special File Databases in ./etc

Table 12-3: hwmgr Command Options

Chapter 13: The Cluster File System (CFS)

Table 13-1: Supported File Systems

Table 13-2: File System Partitioning Rules and Restrictions

Table 13-3: max_vnodes attribute values

Chapter 14: The Cluster Logical Storage Manager (CLSM)

Table 14-1: LSM Top-Down Commands

Table 14-2: LSM Bottom-Up Commands

Table 14-3: LSM GUI and Menu-Based Programs

Table 14-4: LSM Informational Commands

Table 14-5: LSM Administrative Commands and Daemons

Table 14-6: LSM Migration Commands

Table 14-7: The voldg(8) Command Import Options

Table 14-8: LSM Migration or Encapsulation

Table 14-9: LSM Migration or Encapsulation Decision Tree for V5.1A

Chapter 15: The Device Request Dispatcher (DRD)

Table 15-1: Cluster Membership Transition and the I/O Barrier

Chapter 17: The Connection Manager

Table 17-1: CNX Callout Events

Table 17-2: CNX Threads

Table 17-3: The clubase subsystem attributes

Table 17-4: Votes Required for Quorum

Table 17-5: Cluster Subsystem Boot Messages

Chapter 18: Miscellaneous Subsystems

Table 18-1: ICS Services per ICS Channel

Table 18-2: ICS options to the cfsstat (8) command

Chapter 19: System Administration Tasks

Table 19-1: System Administration Tasks

Chapter 20: Network Administration Tasks

Table 20-1: Network Services Summary

Chapter 21: Cluster Administration Tasks

Table 21-1: Cluster Commands – Part 1

Table 21-2: Cluster Commands – Part 2

Table 21-3: Custom Cluster Commands

Chapter 23: Cluster Application Availability (CAA)

Table 23-1: Multi-Instance Decision Tree

Table 23-2: CAA Components EVM Event Subscription

Table 23-3: CAA Resource States

Table 23-4: CAA Common Resource Attributes

Table 23-5: CAA Application Resource Attributes – Part 1

Table 23-6: CAA Application Resource Attributes – Part 2

Table 23-7: CAA Network Resource Attribute

Table 23-8: CAA Tape and Media Changer Resource Attribute

Table 23-9: CAA Profile Primary Options

Table 23-10: CAA Profile Create Options to Resource Attributes

Table 23-11: CAA Profile Validation

Table 23-12: Application Resource Load-Balancing Options

Table 23-13: caa_stat Output

Table 23-14: CAA Reason Codes

Chapter 24: CAA by Example

Table 24-1: Main Menu and Setup Menu Buttons to caa_* Commands

Chapter 25: Performing a Rolling Upgrade

Table 25-1: TruCluster Server Upgrade Paths

Table 25-2: Rolling Upgrade Stages

Table 25-3: Rolling Upgrade Tasks

Table 25-4: How to Check the Rolling Upgrade Status

Table 25-5: How to Undo