Displaying a Service Configuration

Administrators can display detailed information about the configuration of a service. This information includes the following:

• Service name

• Whether the service was disabled after it was added

• Preferred member system

• Whether the service will relocate to its preferred member when it joins the cluster

• Service Monitoring interval

• Service start script location IP addresses

• Disk partitions

• File system type

• Mount points and mount options

• NFS exports

• Samba shares

To display cluster service status, see the Section called Displaying Cluster and Service Status in Chapter 8.

To display service configuration information, invoke the cluadmin utility and specify the service show config command. For example:

cluadmin> service show config
  0) dummy
  1) nfs_pref_clu4
  2) nfs_pref_clu3
  3) nfs_nopref
  4) ext3
  5) nfs_eng
  6) nfs_engineering
  c) cancel

Choose service: 6
name: nfs_engineering
disabled: no
preferred node: clu3
relocate: yes
IP address 0: 172.16.33.164
device 0: /dev/sdb11
  mount point, device 0: /mnt/users/engineering
  mount fstype, device 0: ext2
  mount options, device 0: rw,nosuid,sync
  force unmount, device 0: yes
NFS export 0: /mnt/users/engineering/ferris
  Client 0: ferris, rw
NFS export 0: /mnt/users/engineering/denham
  Client 0: denham, rw
NFS export 0: /mnt/users/engineering/brown
  Client 0: brown, rw
cluadmin>

If the name of the service is known, it can be specified with the service show config service_name command.