
Command Reference 71
failbackClusterPackag
Stops the package on the current node and starts it up on the Primary owning node.
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InParam[0] = Package name
setClusterPackageEnabled
Enables or disables the package from running on the given node. If a package is disabled from
running on an alternate node, then it cannot failover to that node.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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InParam[1] = Node name
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InParam[2] = T (enabled) or F (disabled)
getClusterPackageNameList
Gets the complete list of package names that have been created on the cluster, whether running
or not.
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OutParam[0:N] = List of package names
getClusterPackagePrimaryOwner
Gets from the registry, the name of the node that owns the package.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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OutParam[0] = Primary owning node of the package
setClusterPackagePrimaryOwner
Required
RequiredRequired
Required. Sets in the registry, the name of the node that owns the package. Running
‘startClusterPackage
startClusterPackage startClusterPackage
startClusterPackage packageName’ without a nodeName argument, starts the package on
the primary owning node.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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InParam[1] = Node name
getClusterPackageCurrentOwner
Gets the name of the node that is currently running the package.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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OutParam[0] = Node name
getClusterPackageAdoptiveNodeList
Gets a list of the nodes that are allowed to run the package in a failover situation.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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OutParam[0:N] = Node name list
getClusterPackageVirtualIpAddressList
Gets from the registry, the VirtualIpAddress/Subnet values served by this package.
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InParam[0] = Package name
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OutParam[0:N] = VirtualIPAddress/Subnet list
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