lscluster Command

Purpose

Lists the cluster configuration information.

Syntax

lscluster { -i | -d | -c [ -n clustername ] } | { -m [ nodename ] | -s | -i interfacename | -d diskname }

Description

The lscluster command displays the attributes associated with the cluster and the cluster configuration.

Flags

Item Description
-c Lists the cluster configuration.
-d Lists the cluster storage interfaces.
-i Lists the network device driver (NDD) and pseudo NDD interfaces that are currently configured on each of the Cluster Aware AIX® (CAA) nodes. CAA might not use all of the interfaces to exchange heartbeat packets.
Note: The storage framework communication (sfwcom) interface is displayed as UP only if this interface is configured and available. Otherwise, it is not displayed.
-m Lists the cluster node configuration information. This information includes a list of points of contact. Points of contact are cluster configuration interfaces that are used by the cluster to exchange heartbeat packets. If a point of contact has no CAA traffic for an extended period, it is removed from the list of points of contact.
-n Allows the cluster names to be queried for all interfaces, storage, or cluster configurations (applicable only with -i, -d, or -c flags).
-s Lists the cluster network statistics on the local node.

Examples

  1. To list the cluster configuration for all nodes, enter:
    lscluster –m
    The sample of the output follows:
    # lscluster -m
    Calling node query for all nodes...
    Node query number of nodes examined: 2
    
                        Node name: nodeA.ibm.com
                        Cluster shorthand id for node: 1
                        uuid for node: 84088524-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                        State of node:  UP  NODE_LOCAL
                        Smoothed rtt to node: 0
                        Mean Deviation in network rtt to node: 0
                        Number of clusters node is a member in: 1
                        CLUSTER NAME       TYPE  SHID   UUID
                        Sample local        84ee37f4-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
    
                        Number of points_of_contact for node: 0
                        Point-of-contact interface & contact state
                         n/a
    
                ------------------------------
    
                        Node name: nodeB.ibm.com
                        Cluster shorthand id for node: 2
                        uuid for node: 8492a5a6-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                        State of node:  UP
                        Smoothed rtt to node: 70
                        Mean Deviation in network rtt to node: 82
                        Number of clusters node is a member in: 1
                        CLUSTER NAME       TYPE  SHID   UUID
                        Sample local        84ee37f4-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
    
                        Number of points_of_contact for node: 2
                        Point-of-contact interface & contact state
                        dpcom  UP  RESTRICTED
                        en0  UP
  2. To list the cluster configuration for the local node, enter:
    lscluster -s
    The sample of the output follows:
     # lscluster -s
                Cluster Network Statistics:
    
                pkts seen: 33861217                   passed: 32052241
                IP pkts: 5778096                      UDP pkts: 1934943
                gossip pkts sent: 1463320             gossip pkts recv: 688759
                cluster address pkts: 0               CP pkts: 1808962
                bad transmits: 5                      bad posts: 4
                Bad transmit (overflow - disk ): 0
                Bad transmit (overflow - tcpsock): 0
                Bad transmit (host unreachable): 0
                Bad transmit (net unreachable): 0
                Bad transmit (network down): 0
                Bad transmit (no connection): 0
                short pkts: 0                         multicast pkts: 1808880
                cluster wide errors: 0                bad pkts: 0
                dup pkts: 0                           dropped pkts: 14
                pkt fragments: 1                      fragments queued: 0
                fragments freed: 0
                pkts pulled: 0                        no memory: 0
                rxmit requests recv: 10               requests found: 3
                requests missed: 7                    ooo pkts: 0
                requests reset sent: 7                reset recv: 0
                remote tcpsock send: 0                tcpsock recv: 0
                rxmit requests sent: 0
                alive pkts sent: 0                    alive pkts recv: 0
                ahafs pkts sent: 2                    ahafs pkts recv: 0
                nodedown pkts sent: 0                 nodedown pkts recv: 1
                socket pkts sent: 62                  socket pkts recv: 54
                cwide pkts sent: 275321               cwide pkts recv: 275318
                socket pkts no space: 0               pkts recv notforhere: 0
                Pseudo socket pkts sent: 0            Pseudo socket pkts recv: 0
                Pseudo socket pkts dropped: 0
                arp pkts sent: 1                      arp pkts recv: 2
                stale pkts recv: 0                    other cluster pkts: 4
                storage pkts sent: 1                  storage pkts recv: 1
                disk pkts sent: 174                   disk pkts recv: 0
                unicast pkts sent: 275364             unicast pkts recv: 82
                out-of-range pkts recv: 0
                IPv6 pkts sent: 0                     IPv6 pkts recv: 122
                IPv6 frags sent: 0                    IPv6 frags recv: 0
                Unhandled large pkts: 0
                mrxmit overflow     : 0               urxmit overflow: 0
  3. To list the interface information for the local node, enter:
    lscluster –i
    The sample of output follows:
    # lscluster -i
                Network/Storage Interface Query
    
                Cluster Name:  Sample
                Cluster uuid:  84ee37f4-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                Number of nodes reporting = 2
                Number of nodes expected = 2
    
                Node nodeA.ibm.com
                Node uuid = 84088524-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                Number of interfaces discovered = 2
                        Interface number 1 en0
                                ifnet type = 6 ndd type = 7
                                Mac address length = 6
                                Mac address =  32:C8:E7:4B:1E:02
                                Smoothed rrt across interface = 0
                                Mean Deviation in network rrt across interface = 0
                                Probe interval for interface = 100 ms
                                ifnet flags for interface = 0x1E080863
                                ndd flags for interface = 0x0021081B
                                Interface state  UP
                                Number of regular addresses configured on interface = 1
                                IPv4 ADDRESS: 9.3.199.216  broadcast 9.3.199.255  netmask 255.255.254.0
                                Number of cluster multicast addresses configured on interface = 1
                                IPv4 MULTICAST ADDRESS: 228.3.199.216  broadcast 0.0.0.0  netmask 0.0.0.0
                        Interface number 2 dpcom
                                ifnet type = 0 ndd type = 305
                                Mac address length = 0
                                Mac address =  00:00:00:00:00:00
                                Smoothed rrt across interface = 750
                                Mean Deviation in network rrt across interface = 1500
                                Probe interval for interface = 22500 ms
                                ifnet flags for interface = 0x00000000
                                ndd flags for interface = 0x00000009
                                Interface state  UP  RESTRICTED  AIX_CONTROLLED
                        Pseudo Interface
                                Interface State DOWN
    
                Node nodeB.ibm.com
                Node uuid = 8492a5a6-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                Number of interfaces discovered = 2
                        Interface number 1 en0
                                ifnet type = 6 ndd type = 7
                                Mac address length = 6
                                Mac address =  32:C8:EF:AD:7C:02
                                Smoothed rrt across interface = 0
                                Mean Deviation in network rrt across interface = 0
                                Probe interval for interface = 990 ms
                                ifnet flags for interface = 0x1E084863
                                ndd flags for interface = 0x0021081B
                                Interface state  UP
                                Number of regular addresses configured on interface = 1
                                IPv4 ADDRESS: 9.3.199.128  broadcast 9.3.199.255  netmask 255.255.254.0
                                Number of cluster multicast addresses configured on interface = 1
                                IPv4 MULTICAST ADDRESS: 228.3.199.216  broadcast 0.0.0.0  netmask 0.0.0.0
                        Interface number 2 dpcom
                                ifnet type = 0 ndd type = 305
                                Mac address length = 0
                                Mac address =  00:00:00:00:00:00
                                Smoothed rrt across interface = 750
                                Mean Deviation in network rrt across interface = 1500
                                Probe interval for interface = 22500 ms
                                ifnet flags for interface = 0x00000000
                                ndd flags for interface = 0x00000009
                                Interface state  UP  RESTRICTED  AIX_CONTROLLED
                        Pseudo Interface
                                Interface State DOWN
  4. To list the storage interface information for the cluster, enter:
    lscluster -d
    The sample of output follows:
    # lscluster -d
                Storage Interface Query
    
                Cluster Name:  Sample
                Cluster uuid:  84ee37f4-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                Number of nodes reporting = 2
                Number of nodes expected = 2
                Node nodeA.ibm.com
                Node uuid = 84088524-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                Number of disk discovered = 1
                        hdisk4
                          state : UP
                          uDid  :
                          uUid  : 76c94719-7335-ded6-10e2-77d61ff7998c
                          type  : REPDISK
                Node nodeB.ibm.com
                Node uuid = 8492a5a6-b124-11e3-8210-32c8e74b1e02
                Number of disk discovered = 1
                        hdisk0
                          state : UP
                          uDid  : 382300c4f4f700004c0000000140799c6e39.3105VDASD03AIXvscsi
                          uUid  : 76c94719-7335-ded6-10e2-77d61ff7998c
                          type  : REPDISK
  5. To list the cluster configuration, enter:
    lscluster -c
    The sample of the output follows:
    # lscluster -c
    Cluster Name: Sample
    Cluste UUID: 8e1d89da-b39d-11e3-91e7-d24dc2d9d309
    Number of nodes in cluster = 2
            Cluster ID for node nodeA.ibm.com: 1
            Primary IP address for node r5r3m25.aus.stglabs.ibm.com: 9.3.207.132
            Cluster ID for node nodeB.ibm.com: 2
            Primary IP address for node r5r3m26.aus.stglabs.ibm.com: 9.3.207.218
    Number of disks in cluster = 1
            Disk = hdisk6 UUID = 57208624-fda4-d404-a7c0-8e425e2941a4 cluster_major = 0 cluster_minor = 1
    Multicast for site LOCAL: IPv4 228.3.207.132 IPv6 ff05::e403:cf84
    Communication Mode: multicast
    Local node maximum capabilities: HNAME_CHG, UNICAST, IPV6, SITE
    Effective cluster-wide capabilities: HNAME_CHG, UNICAST, IPV6, SI