HP XP Cluster Extension Software Administrator Guide

NOTE: When you configure XP Cluster Extension resource properties using the CLI, the properties
you enter are not validated, so you must enter the property values accurately, and verify them
against the XP Cluster Extension documentation.
You can display all attributes of the XP Cluster Extension resource clx_fileshare with the
following command:
cluster resource clx_fileshare /privprop
The following example changes the FenceLevel property for the resource clx_fileshare:
C:\>cluster resource clx_fileshare /privprop FenceLevel=data
The following example changes the RAID Manager instance used for the resource clx_fileshare
from 10 to 99, and then adds instance 22 to provide redundancy:
C:\>cluster resource clx_fileshare /privprop RaidManagerInstances="99 22"
The following example changes the name of the resource xp Cluster Extension resource1
to xp Cluster Extension resource2:
cluster resource "XP Cluster Extension resource1" /ren:"XP Cluster Extension resource2"
Powershell cmdlets can also be used instead of cluster.exe to perform the same tasks. For
more information, see Microsoft documentation.
Setting XP Cluster Extension properties using a UCF
You can use a UCF to configure certain XP Cluster Extension properties.
Configuring XP Cluster Extension resources 29