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Displaying the Basic Cluster Configurations From the Command Line

To display the current cluster configuration, use the qconf -sconf command. See the qconf(1) man page for a detailed description.

Type one of the following commands:

% qconf -sconf
% qconf -sconf global
% qconf -sconf host

  • The qconf -sconf and qconf -sconf global commands are equivalent. They display the global configuration.

  • The qconf -sconf host command displays the specified local host's configuration.

Modifying the Basic Cluster Configurations From the Command Line


Note - You must be an administrator to use the qconf command to change cluster configurations.


Type one of the following commands:

% qconf -mconf global
% qconf -mconf host

  • The qconf -mconf global command modifies the global configuration.

  • The qconf -mconf host command modifies the local configuration of the specified execution host or master host.

The qconf commands that are described here are examples of the many available qconf commands. See the qconf(1) man page for others.

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