InfoScale™ 9.0 Cluster Server Administrator's Guide - Windows

Description

Invoked on the system if a resource in a service group does not go offline even after issuing the offline command to the resource.

When invoked, the trigger script waits for a predefined interval and checks the state of the resource. If the resource is not offline, the trigger issues a system shutdown command, followed by the command hastop -local -evacuate.

This event trigger is configurable.

To configure this trigger, you must define the following:

Resource Name Define resources for which to invoke this trigger by entering their names in the following line in the script: @resources = ("resource1", "resource2");

If any of these resources do not go offline, the trigger is invoked with that resource name and system name as arguments to the script.

$shutdown_timeout Define the time the script waits before it checks the resource state and issues a system shutdown command. For example, if this variable is set to 300, the script waits for 300 seconds before checking that the resource is offline and issuing the shutdown command.

$shutdown_countdown Define the time the script waits to shut down the system after issuing the hastop -local -evacuate command. For example, the value 300 indicates that the script waits for 300 seconds after issuing the hastop -local -evacuate command, and then shuts down the system.

Define this value to be greater than the time required to switch all service groups on the system to another system.

$forced_close_app Define whether the script forcefully closes all running applications when it triggers the system shutdown command. The value 1 indicates the script forcefully closes all running applications. The value 0 indicates it does not. Default is 1.

$reboot_option Define whether the script reboots the system after issuing the system shutdown command. The value 1 indicates the script reboots the system. The value 0 indicates it does not. Default is 1.

Usage

-resnotoff triggertype system resource

triggertype - represents whether trigger is custom (triggertype=0) or internal (triggertype=1).

For this trigger, triggertype=0.

system - represents the system on which the resource is not going offline.

resource - represents the name of the resource.