Answer / sbrahman75

verify resources are online on tgui1-svc

# scstat

Take all resources offline

# scswitch –F –g smsweb-rg

verify resources are offline on both tgui1 & tgui2

# scstat

verify resources are offline on tgui1-svc & tgui2-svc

# scstat

switch resources online on smslu131

#scswitch –Z –g smsweb-rg

verify resources are online on tgui1-svc

#scstat

verify resources are online on tgui1-svc

# scstat

switch resources from smslu131 to smslu132

# scswitch –z –g smsweb-rg –h tgui2-svc

verify resources are online on tgui2-svc

# scstat

switch resources from smslu131 to smslu132

# scswitch –z –g smsweb-rg –h tgui1-svc

verify resources are online on tgui1-svc

# scstat

Answer / srinivas

* scstat -g: Resource group status
* scstat -D: Device group status
* scstat -W: Heartbeat status
* scstat -i: IPMP status
* scstat -n: Node status

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Difference between ufs and tar commnad

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