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sys_attrs_clubase(5)					  sys_attrs_clubase(5)

NAME
       sys_attrs_clubase - clubase subsystem attributes

DESCRIPTION
       This reference page lists and describes attributes for the cluster base
       (clubase) kernel subsystem. Refer to the	 sys_attrs(5)  reference  page
       for an introduction to the topic of kernel subsystem attributes.

	      Returns  a  string representing the susbystem name (Cluster base
	      component).

	      Supported operations: Query

	      String representing the installed version of TruCluster  Server;
	      for  example,  TruCluster	 Server	 X5.1A-2  (Rev. 267); 10/06/00
	      04:48

	      Supported operations: Query

	      Name of the cluster. The cluster installation procedure  prompts
	      for this information sets this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      TruCluster  Server major version number.	For example, the major
	      version of Version 5.1A is 5.

	      Supported operations: Query

	      TruCluster Server minor version number.  For example, the	 minor
	      version of Version 5.1A  is 1.

	      Supported operations: Query

	      Host  name of this cluster member. The cluster installation pro‐
	      cedure sets this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      IP name  associated  with	 this  member's	 cluster  interconnect
	      interface.  The  cluster installation procedure prompts for this
	      information and sets this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Number of votes this member contributes towards quorum. The con‐
	      nection  manager	uses  this value to determine cluster expected
	      votes and cluster quorum votes.  The cluster installation proce‐
	      dure  prompts  for this information sets this attribute. You can
	      use the clu_quorum command to adjust a member's votes.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time; Reconfigure
	      at run time

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 2147483647

	      Total  number  of votes expected in the cluster when all members
	      are up. The connection manager uses the initial  value  of  this
	      attribute to derive an estimate of the correct value for cluster
	      quorum  votes.  The  cluster  installation  procedure  and   the
	      clu_quorum command set this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time; Reconfigure
	      at run time

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 2147483647

	      Major device number of the h partition on the quorum  disk.  The
	      cluster  installation  procedure	and the clu_quorum command set
	      this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time; Reconfigure
	      at run time

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 4294967295

	      Minor  device  number of the h partition on the quorum disk. The
	      cluster installation procedure and the  clu_quorum  command  set
	      this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time; Reconfigure
	      at run time

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 4294967295

	      Number of votes the quorum disk contributes towards quorum.  The
	      connection manager uses this value to determine cluster expected
	      votes and cluster quorum votes. The cluster installation	proce‐
	      dure and the clu_quorum command set this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time; Reconfigure
	      at run time

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 2147483647

	      Major device number of the h partition on	 this  member's	  boot
	      disk. The cluster installation procedure sets this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 4294967295

	      Minor  device  number  of the h partition on this member's  boot
	      disk. The cluster installation procedure sets this attribute.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 4294967295

	      Number of times per second this member announces to the  cluster
	      that it is alive.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Default value: 4

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 18446744073709551615

	      Number  of seconds the member waits, before proceeding to form a
	      cluster, to see if there is an existing cluster for it to join.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Default value: 10

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 18446744073709551615

	      Distributed lock manager (DLM) directory	vector	weight	value.
	      Setting the directory weight value increases the likelihood that
	      this member will be the director of a resource  managed  by  the
	      DLM.   This  attribute  is  set  to  the	value of the dlm_dirwt
	      attribute of the dlm kernel subsystem.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Default value: 1

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 4

	      Kernel group services (KCH) directory vector weight value.  This
	      attribute	 is set to the value of the kch_dirwt attribute of the
	      kch kernel subsystem.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Default value: 1

	      Minimum value: 0

	      Maximum value: 4

	      Interconnect type to be used for	cluster	 internode  communica‐
	      tions. Currently allowed values are tcp (LAN-based interconnect)
	      and mct (Memory Channel).

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      The time (in seconds) that the members of a cluster with	quorum
	      allow  between the occurrence of a communication failure and the
	      initiation of a rebuild of cluster state (for example, the  Dis‐
	      tributed Lock Manager database) following the removal of a clus‐
	      ter member that has been presumed failed.	  This	delay  ensures
	      that the removed member has had sufficient time to recognize the
	      communication failure and realize that it no longer  has	quorum
	      and can no longer perform I/O.

	      This  attribute  contributes to how aggressively cluster members
	      attempt to detect	 communication	failures  by  influencing  the
	      value  of	 timers,  such	as the keep-alive timers used in a LAN
	      interconnect configuration. A  lower  value  results  in	faster
	      failure  detection  and cluster failover at the risk of unneces‐
	      sarily marking a cluster member as down. A higher value  results
	      in   slower  failure  detection  and  cluster  failover  with  a
	      decreased likelihood of unnecessarily marking a  cluster	member
	      as  down.	 Setting  the  value too low creates the potential for
	      failure of a member to be able to join a cluster or for a	 clus‐
	      ter  member  to be removed, because of a perceived communication
	      failure, during times of heavy load.

	      Supported operations: Query; Configure at boot time

	      Default value: 240

	      Minimum value: 25

	      Maximum value: 18446744073709551615

SEE ALSO
       sys_attrs(5), clu_quorum(8)

       TruCluster Server Cluster Installation

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