Specifications
Taking a Resource Out of Service
service without bringing its parent resource into service as well. Click In Service to bring the
resource(s) into service along with any dependent child resources.
3. If the Output Panel is enabled, the dialog closes and the results of the commands to bring the
resource(s) in service are shown in the output panel. If not, the dialog remains up to show
these resultsand you click Done to finish when all results have been displayed. Any
additional dependent (child) resources that were brought into service are noted in the dialog or
output panel.
4. Errors that occur while bringing a resource in service are logged in the LifeKeeper log of the
server on which you want to bring the resource into service.
Taking a Resource Out of Service
1. There are four possible ways to begin.
l Right-click on the icon for the global resource or resource/server combination that you
want to take out of service.When theResource Context Menuappears, click Out of
Service.
l On theGlobal Toolbar,click the Out of Service button. When the Out of Service dialog
comes up, select one or more resources that you want to take out of service from the
Resource(s) list, and click Next.
l On theResource Context Toolbar,if displayed, click the Out of Service button.
l On theEdit Menu,point to Resource and then click Out of Service. When the Out of
Service dialogcomes up, select one or more resources that you want to take out of
service from the Resource(s) list, and click Next.
2. An Out of Service dialog appears confirming the selected resource(s) to be taken out of
service. This dialog will include a warning if you are taking a dependent child resource out of
service without taking its parent resource out of service as well. Click Out of Service to
proceed to the next dialog box.
3. If the Output Panel is enabled, the dialog closes, and the results of the commands to take the
resource(s) out of service are shown in the output panel. If not, the dialog remains up to show
these results, and you click Done to finish when all results have been displayed.
4. Errors that occur while taking a resource out of service are logged in the LifeKeeper log of the
server on which you want to take the resource out of service.
Advanced Tasks
LCD
LifeKeeper Configuration Database
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