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Cluster attributes
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Attributes that define the cluster.
For example, ClusterName and ClusterAddress.
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Service group attributes
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Attributes that define a service group in the cluster.
For example, Administrators and ClusterList.
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System attributes
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Attributes that define the system in the cluster.
For example, Capacity and Limits.
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Resource type attributes
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Attributes that define the resource types in VCS.
These resource type attributes can be further classified as:
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Type-independent
Attributes that all agents (or resource types) understand. Examples: RestartLimit and MonitorInterval; these can be set for any resource type.
Typically, these attributes are set for all resources of a specific type. For example, setting MonitorInterval for the IP resource type affects all IP resources.
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Type-dependent
Attributes that apply to a particular resource type. These attributes appear in the type definition file (types.cf) for the agent.
Example: The Address attribute applies only to the IP resource type.
Attributes defined in the file types.cf apply to all resources of a particular resource type. Defining these attributes in the main.cf file overrides the values in the types.cf file for a specific resource.
For example, if you set StartVolumes = 1 for the DiskGroup types.cf, it sets StartVolumes to True for all DiskGroup resources, by default. If you set the value in main.cf , it overrides the value on a per-resource basis.
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Static
These attributes apply for every resource of a particular type. These attributes are prefixed with the term static and are not included in the resource's argument list. You can override some static attributes and assign them resource-specific values.
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Resource attributes
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Attributes that define a specific resource.
Some of these attributes are type-independent. For example, you can configure the Critical attribute for any resource.
Some resource attributes are type-dependent. For example, the Address attribute defines the IP address that is associated with the IP resource. These attributes are defined in the main.cf file.
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Site attributes
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Attributes that define a site.
For example, Preference and SystemList.
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