Querying status
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Querying status

To display the status of all service groups in the cluster, including resources

• Type the following command:

  hastatus

To display the status of a particular service group, including its resources

• Type the following command:

  hastatus [-sound] [-time] -group service_group [-group service_group]...

  If you do not specify a service group, the status of all service groups is displayed. The -sound option enables a bell to ring each time a resource faults.

  The -time option prints the system time at which the status was received.

To display the status of service groups and resources on specific systems

• Type the following command:

  hastatus [-sound] [-time] -sys system_name [-sys system_name]...

To display the status of specific resources

• Type the following command:

  hastatus [-sound] -resource resource_name [-resource resource_name]...

To display the status of cluster faults, including faulted service groups, resources, systems, links, and agents

• Type the following command:

  hastatus -summary

  Note   Unless executed with the -summary options, the hastatus command continues to produce output of online state transitions until you interrupt it with the command ctrl+c.