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/usr/pd/scripts/pd_get_started script or the pdmakedb, pdsplr, and
pdspvr commands. When the new server is created, it becomes a part of
the apx-default resource profile.
5.3.6 Customizing the Advanced Printing Cluster Environment
You can customize your CAA print environment by relocating resource
profiles, creating new resource profiles, and modifying and deleting resource
profiles. The following subsections describe these topics.
5.3.6.1 Relocating Resources
When you relocate a resource profile, you move the resource from one cluster
member to another cluster member. Use the caa_relocate command. to
relocate a resource profile. You can specify which cluster member you want
to relocate the resource profile to, or allow CAA to identify an available
member. When you relocate a resource profile, the associated servers are are
shut down and then restarted on the new member.
The following examples show how to use the caa_relocate command to
relocate a resource profile:
• To relocate the apx-default resource profile from member goofy to
member daffy, use the following command line:
# caa_relocate apx-default -c daffy
The following message is displayed in response to this command:
Attempting to stop ‘apx-default‘ on member ‘goofy‘
Stop of ‘apx-default‘ on member ‘goofy‘ succeeded.
Attempting to start ‘apx-default‘ on member ‘daffy‘
Start of ‘apx-default‘ on member ‘daffy‘ succeeded.
• Use the caa_relocate command, without any options, to relocate the
resource profile based on the placement policy defined in the application
resource profile:
# caa_relocate apx-default
5.3.6.2 Using the apx_caa_setup Script to Manage CAA Resource Profiles
Use the apx_caa_setup script to customize your CAA print environment.
This script is located in the /usr/pd/cluster directory and allows you to:
• Display the current CAA printing resource profile
• Create new CAA printing resource profile
• Modify CAA printing resource profile
• Delete CAA printing resource profile
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