First stop package
umount any filesysytem
Pull back vg’s and disk.
Then:
sglabn2:root > cmviewcl
CLUSTER STATUS
sglabn_cluster up
NODE STATUS STATE
sglabn1 up running
sglabn2 up running
PACKAGE STATUS STATE AUTO_RUN NODE
test_pkg up running enabled sglabn2
UNOWNED_PACKAGES
PACKAGE STATUS STATE AUTO_RUN NODE
dbciLP1 down failed disabled unowned
sglabn2:root > cmdeleteconf -v -p dbciLP1
Maximum configured packages parameter is 300.
Configuring 0 new packages.
Total number of packages configured in the cluster is 2.
Modify the package configuration ([y]/n)? y
Completed the package deletion
sglabn2:root > cmviewcl
CLUSTER STATUS
sglabn_cluster up
NODE STATUS STATE
sglabn1 up running
sglabn2 up running
PACKAGE STATUS STATE AUTO_RUN NODE
test_pkg up running enabled sglabn2
sglabn2:root >
Tags: remove serviceguard package, serviceguard configuration
The following command conducts a cleanup and preparation step for any nodes named in a serviceguard cluster.
It is something I should have known, but learned recently:
cmpreparecl -n sgnode0 -n sgnode1
It does all the steps that would normally be done by hand.
Tags: cluster configuration, hpux, serviceguard configuration