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The ManageFaults attribute specifies whether VCS calls the Clean function when a resource faults. ManageFaults can be configured at both resource level and service group level. The values of this attribute at the resource level supersede those at the service group level.
You can configure the ManageFaults attribute with the following possible values:
If the ManageFaults attribute is set to ALL, VCS calls the Clean function when a resource faults.
If the ManageFaults attribute is set to NONE, VCS takes no action on a resource fault; it "hangs the service group until administrative action can be taken. VCS marks the resource state as ADMIN_WAIT and does not fail over the service group until the resource fault is removed and the ADMIN_WAIT state is cleared.
VCS calls the resadminwait trigger when a resource enters the ADMIN_WAIT state due to a resource fault if the ManageFaults attribute is set to NONE. You can customize this trigger to provide notification about the fault.
When ManageFaults is set to NONE and one of the following events occur, the resource enters the ADMIN_WAIT state:
Table: Possible events when the ManageFaults attribute is set to NONE lists the possible events and the subsequent state of the resource when the ManageFaults attribute is set to NONE.
Table: Possible events when the ManageFaults attribute is set to NONE