Toggling partitions by using the IMM Telnet interface:
This topic provides information about toggling partitions by using the IMM Telnet
interface.
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Note: Before you toggle a partition to Standalone mode, make sure that all the
nodes in the partition are powered off.
A partition can be in either of two modes: Standalone and Partition. When the
partition is in Standalone mode, each node operates independently. When the
partition is in Partition mode, all the nodes in the partition boot as a single system.
The command to toggle the partition is scale -mode standalone|partition
-partid id.
For example, to set partition 1 in Standalone mode, type scale -mode standalone
-partid 1.
Starting, stopping, and resetting by using the IMM Telnet interface:
This topic provides information about starting, stopping, and resetting by using the
IMM Telnet interface.
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There are three additional partition commands that you can use with the IMM
Telnet interface: start, stop, and reset.
You can use the start command (scale -start {-partid id | -node nodeid})to
start a partition or node. When you use this command, if the node is in a partition
and the partition is not in Standalone mode, all the nodes in the partition will
power on. For example, to start partition 1, type scale -start -partid 1.
Use the reset command (scale -reset {-partid id | -node nodeid}) to reset a
partition or node. When you use this command, if the node is in a partition and
the partition is not in Standalone mode, all the nodes in the partition will be reset.
Use the stop command (scale -stop {-partid id | -node nodeid}) to shut down
a partition or node. When you use this command, if the node is in a partition and
the partition is in Standalone mode, all the nodes in the partition will power off.
For example, to stop node 8bb9, type scale -stop -node 8bb9.
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