Resetting the RestartLimit attribute - Veritas Cluster Server
This is a discussion on Resetting the RestartLimit attribute - Veritas Cluster Server ; I have set the RestartLimit attribute on a resource to restart it when a daemon
dies or whatever - works great, but I don't know how to reset that attribute.
Right now, whenever it restarts the resources, in increments the ...
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Resetting the RestartLimit attribute
I have set the RestartLimit attribute on a resource to restart it when a daemon
dies or whatever - works great, but I don't know how to reset that attribute.
Right now, whenever it restarts the resources, in increments the counter
(1 of 5, or whatever) until it reaches the limit, and the next failure will
failover. Any way to reset that "counter" back to 0 upon a successful restart?
Kevin
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Re: Resetting the RestartLimit attribute
Hi Kevin,
I expierienced the same behaviour with the RestartLimit. But then I found
some details abount this parameter in the "Agent Developer's Guide" on page
66.
The parameter ConfInterval specifies an interval in seconds. After this interval
the RestartLimit counter is reset to 0. The default for this parameter is
600 (10min). If you decrease it, you should also have a look at the MonitorInterval
parameter. For test purposes, I set ConfInterval to 60, RestartInterval to
3 and MonitorInterval to 10.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Jens
"Kevin Shingleton" wrote:
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>I have set the RestartLimit attribute on a resource to restart it when a
daemon
>dies or whatever - works great, but I don't know how to reset that attribute.
>Right now, whenever it restarts the resources, in increments the counter
>(1 of 5, or whatever) until it reaches the limit, and the next failure will
>failover. Any way to reset that "counter" back to 0 upon a successful restart?
>Kevin