To display resource attribute values across clusters

• Use the following command to display resource attribute values across clusters:

  hares -value resource attribute [system] 
  [-clus cluster | -localclus]

  The option -clus displays the attribute value on the cluster designated by the variable cluster; the option -localclus specifies the local cluster.

  If the attribute has local scope, you must specify the system name, except when querying the attribute on the system from which you run the command.

To display the state of a resource across clusters

• Use the following command to display the state of a resource across clusters:

  hares -state [resource -sys system] 
  [-clus cluster | -localclus]

  The option -clus displays the state of all resources on the specified cluster; the option -localclus specifies the local cluster. Specifying a system displays resource state on a particular system.

To display resource information across clusters

• Use the following command to display resource information across clusters:

  hares -display [resources] [-attribute attributes] 
  [-group service_groups] [-type types] [-sys systems] 
  [-clus cluster | -localclus]

  The option -clus lists all service groups on the cluster designated by the variable cluster; the option -localclus specifies the local cluster.

To display a list of resources across clusters

• Use the following command to display a list of resources across clusters:

  hares -list [conditionals] [-clus cluster | -localclus]

  The option -clus lists all resources that meet the specified conditions in global service groups on a cluster as designated by the variable cluster.

To display usage for the resource command

• Use the following command to display usage for the resource command:

  hares -help [-modify | -list]