Thanks Markos for your quick reply.
But I am wondering why RHEL is not complying to backward compatibility. Murphy's law does work well ! I feel RHEL3.0 to RHEL4.0 cli and output format all are changed/missing ( Ofcourse there are new cli features)
thanks
- Krishna
But I am wondering why RHEL is not complying to backward compatibility. Murphy's law does work well ! I feel RHEL3.0 to RHEL4.0 cli and output format all are changed/missing ( Ofcourse there are new cli features)
thanks
- Krishna
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From: Marcos David <marcos.david@xxxxxxxxx>
To: linux clustering <linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 5:19:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Linux-cluster] Need simple RHEL4.0 clarification
From: Marcos David <marcos.david@xxxxxxxxx>
To: linux clustering <linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 5:19:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Linux-cluster] Need simple RHEL4.0 clarification
Hello
1 - ccs_tool lsnode gives you the Cluster name and node names
2 - this as already been posted here a few weeks ago (title: ccs_test
tool on 2006-11-15)
Basically you need to create a script to parse the contents of the
cluster.conf file.
Anyway here a simple script we came up with to do this:
filename:get_service_ip.py
--- CUT HERE ---
#!/usr/bin/python
# GET IP FROM SERVICE CONFIG
import xml.dom.minidom, sys
doc = xml.dom.minidom.parse('/etc/cluster/cluster.conf')
services=doc.getElementsByTagName('service')
for service in services:
name=service.getAttribute('name')
try:
if (name==sys.argv[1]):
ips=service.getElementsByTagName('ip')
for ip in ips:
ref=ip.getAttribute('ref')
print ref
except:
pass
-- CUT HERE ---
You can get the ip like this:
get_service_ip.py <service name>
Example:
# get_service_ip.py mysql
192.168.0.2
Hope this helps
Greetings
Marcos David
krishnamurthi G wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> I am working on a project on RHEL 4.0 cluster platform.
> I appreciate if you could help/give me pointer me for below queries as
> I couldn't find it.
>
> 1. What is the command to find cluster name/how to extract cluser name?
> ( RHEL 3.0 we can extrsact cluster name either by clustat or
> redhat-config-cluster-cmd --cluster)
>
> 2. What is the command to see service(virtual) IP address for given
> service/group.
> ( RHEL 3.0 redhat-config-cluster-cmd --service=<service name>
> --service_ipaddresses would work )
>
> Thanks in advance
> - Krishna
>
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1 - ccs_tool lsnode gives you the Cluster name and node names
2 - this as already been posted here a few weeks ago (title: ccs_test
tool on 2006-11-15)
Basically you need to create a script to parse the contents of the
cluster.conf file.
Anyway here a simple script we came up with to do this:
filename:get_service_ip.py
--- CUT HERE ---
#!/usr/bin/python
# GET IP FROM SERVICE CONFIG
import xml.dom.minidom, sys
doc = xml.dom.minidom.parse('/etc/cluster/cluster.conf')
services=doc.getElementsByTagName('service')
for service in services:
name=service.getAttribute('name')
try:
if (name==sys.argv[1]):
ips=service.getElementsByTagName('ip')
for ip in ips:
ref=ip.getAttribute('ref')
print ref
except:
pass
-- CUT HERE ---
You can get the ip like this:
get_service_ip.py <service name>
Example:
# get_service_ip.py mysql
192.168.0.2
Hope this helps
Greetings
Marcos David
krishnamurthi G wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> I am working on a project on RHEL 4.0 cluster platform.
> I appreciate if you could help/give me pointer me for below queries as
> I couldn't find it.
>
> 1. What is the command to find cluster name/how to extract cluser name?
> ( RHEL 3.0 we can extrsact cluster name either by clustat or
> redhat-config-cluster-cmd --cluster)
>
> 2. What is the command to see service(virtual) IP address for given
> service/group.
> ( RHEL 3.0 redhat-config-cluster-cmd --service=<service name>
> --service_ipaddresses would work )
>
> Thanks in advance
> - Krishna
>
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