Configuring A Cds Replica; Unconfiguring A Client (Only) Machine From An Existing Cell - HP j6750 Supplementary Manual
Enterprise file system, planning and configuring hp dce/9000 enhanced dfs version 3.0
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Example:
dcecp> tcl_dce_config_secreplica oddball cell_admin \
> -dce-
:
dcecp>
Configuring a CDS Replica
tcl_dce_config_cdsreplica (hostname cds_server \
> celladmin celladmin_pw cds_dirlist)
Will create a CDS replica server on an existing dce client machine. The node
you run this function on must be an existing dce client. The hostname will be
used as the name of the clearinghouse (with '_ch' appended). The
cds_dirlist parameter is a space-separated list (in braces) of CDS
directories that should be replicated in the new CDS server. The "/.:" directory
is always automatically replicated.
Example:
dcecp> tcl_dce_config_cdsreplica oddball harpoon
cell_admin -dce- \> {/.:/hosts /.:/hosts/oddball /.:/
hosts/blech}: dcecp>
Unconfiguring a Client (only) Machine from an Existing Cell
tcl_dce_unconfig (hostname force celladmin \
> celladmin_pw)
Where force is either 'y' or 'n', and it tells the function whether to continue
with the unconfiguration when it gets an error (y) or whether to stop and report
the error (n). tcl_dce_unconfig simply removes the dce entries in the
registry and namespace, it does not touch the files on the machine being
unconfigured, and it does not stop any running processes.
Example:
dcecp> tcl_dce_unconfig oddball y cell_admin -dce-
:
dcecp>
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