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Command
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Description
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hasim -start system_name
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Starts VCS Simulator. The variable system_name represents the system that will transition from the local_build state to running.
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hasim -setupclus
clustername -simport
port_no [-wacport
port_no] [-sys
systemname]
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Creates a simulated cluster and associates the specified ports with the cluster.
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hasim -deleteclus <clus>
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Deletes specified cluster. Deleting the cluster removes all files and directories associated with the cluster.
Before deleting a cluster, make sure the cluster is not configured as a global cluster.
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hasim -start
clustername_sys1
[-clus clustername] [-
disablel10n]
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Starts VCS Simulator on the cluster specified by clustername.
If you start VCS Simulator with the -disablel10n option, the simulated cluster does not accept localized values for attributes. Use this option when simulating a UNIX configuration on a Windows system to prevent potential corruption when importing the simulated configuration to a UNIX cluster.
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hasim -stop
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Stops the simulation process.
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hasim -poweroff
system_name
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Gracefully shuts down the system.
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hasim -up system_name
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Brings the system up.
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hasim -fault system_name
resource_name
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Faults the specified resource on the specified system.
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hasim -online
system_name
resource_name
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Brings specified resource online. This command is useful if you have simulated a fault of a persistent resource and want to simulate the fix.
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hasim -faultcluster
clustername
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Simulates a cluster fault.
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hasim -clearcluster
clustername
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Clears a simulated cluster fault.
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hasim -getsimconfig
cluster_name
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Retrieves information about VCS Simulator ports.
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hasim -hb [..]
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Equivalent to standard hahb command.
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hasim -disablel10n
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Disables localized inputs for attribute values. Use this option when simulating UNIX configurations on Windows systems.
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hasim -clus [...]
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Equivalent to standard haclus command.
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hasim -sys [...]
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Equivalent to standard hasys command.
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hasim -grp [...]
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Equivalent to standard hagrp command.
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hasim -res [...]
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Equivalent to standard hares command.
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hasim -type [...]
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Equivalent to standard hatype command.
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hasim -conf [...]
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Equivalent to standard haconf command.
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hasim -attr [...]
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Equivalent to standard haattr command.
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