Sorry for the typo below.  The command to suspend all resource groups is:

    clrg suspend +

or (long form)

    clresourcegroup suspend +

On 02/23/10 09:21 AM, Martin Rattner wrote:
> Binoy,
>
> You can disable application-level recovery actions by suspending all 
> resource groups:
>
>    clrs suspend +
>
> The resource groups and resources would remain in their current state, 
> but no automatic RG failovers or restarts would occur even if there 
> are probe failures.  You can still manually switch resources or groups 
> using commands such as "clresource disable", "clresource enable", 
> "clresourcegroup switch", clresourcegroup offline", etc.
>
> However, this command suspends cluster activity only at the 
> application level.  The lower level cluster services (heartbeats, 
> device services, ...) continue to run.  As Detlef says, we don't yet 
> have a way to take a node out of the cluster without evacuating 
> services from it and without rebooting.
>
> On 02/23/10 12:17 AM, Detlef Ulherr wrote:
>> Hi Binoy,
>>
>> all you can do is to evacuate the node with clnode vacuate <nodename> 
>> and then you can do whatever you want with the evacuated node. In 
>> example rebootin out of cluster mode. With clnode evacuate you have 
>> migrated all device groups and applications from this node.
>>
>> The cluster itself remains running on this node after evacuation, but 
>> it is ideling.
>>
>> The only way to stop the complete cluster service  on a node is to 
>> evacuate it and reboot out of cluster mode.
>>
>> HTH Detlef
>>
>>
>> binoy wrote:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>>    please give me some clarificarion about my concerns on sun cluster,
>>>
>>>       Is it possible to stop sun cluster service on a particular sun 
>>> cluster node ?
>>>      When i tried the command scshutdown,all cluster nodes moved to 
>>> shutdown state.So how can i stop the sun cluster service on a 
>>> particular node without effecting the node state(i mean,with out 
>>> reebooting).
>>>
>>> All answers are highly appreciated.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Binoy
>>>   
>>
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