Listing resource groups and their members

Use the following commands to list resource groups and their members:

lssam: Lists resource groups and their members in tree format. For more information about the lssam command, see lssam.
lsrg: Lists resource groups or the members of a resource group. This section gives you an overview of how the command is used and provides some usage examples.
For more information about the lsrg command, see lsrg.

To list a resource group or its members, you can use the lsrg command. If the resource group name is omitted, all of the resource groups are listed. If the resource group name is specified with the -m option, the member resource names and resource classes are listed.

If the Attr parameter is specified, then the attributes specified for the resource group are listed.

Three resource groups are defined in the following examples:

Example 1: If command lsrg is entered, this type of information is displayed:

Resource Group Names:
apacherg2  
apacherg3 
apacherg4

Example 2: To list all members of all resource groups, enter:

lsrg -m

This information is then displayed:

Displaying Member Resource information:
Class:Resource:Node[ManagedResource]  Mandatory MemberOf  OpState  WinSource  Location
IBM.Application:apache1               True      apacherg2 Offline  Nominal    node03

Example 3: apacherg2 contains one resource. To list the members of apacherg2, this command is entered:

lsrg -m -g eez-was-rg

The following Member Resource information for resource group eez-was-rg is displayed:

Member Resource 1:
Class:Resource:Node[ManagedResource]  = IBM.ServiceIP:eez-ip
Mandatory                             = True
MemberOf                              = eez-was-rg
SelectFromPolicy                      = ORDERED
Subscription                          = {}
Instances                             = 0
Requests                              = {}
Ordering                              = 0
ActivePeerDomain                      = clmanager
ConfigValidity                        =
OpState                               = Online

Example 4: To list the attributes of a resource group apacherg2, this command is entered:

lsrg -g eez-was-rg

The following Member Resource information for resource group eez-was-rg is displayed:

Resource Group 1:
Name                                 = eez-was-rg
MemberLocation                       = Collocated
Priority                             = 0
AllowedNode                          = ALL
NominalState                         = Offline
ExcludedList                         = {}
Subscription                         = {}
Owner                                =
Description                          =
InfoLink                             =
Requests                             = {}
ActivePeerDomain                     = clmanager
OpState                              = Online
TopGroup                             = eez-srvdb2-rg
ConfigValidity                       =
TopGroupNominalState                 = Online