resume command

Use the resume command to specify which components to resume. If no suspend type is specified, heartbeating and placement will be resumed for the entire domain. Otherwise, only the type specified will be resumed. Placement can be resumed at a more granular level, by specifying an object grid instance and a map set.

Usage

  • To display the help for the specific command, run the following command:
    • [Unix]./xscmd.sh -h resume
    • [Windows]xscmd.bat -h resume
  • To display a list of the commands within the command group, run the following command:
    • [Unix]./xscmd.sh -lc PlacementService
    • [Windows]xscmd.bat -lc PlacementService
  • To display the general help, run the following command:
    • [Unix]./xscmd.sh -h
    • [Windows]xscmd.bat -h
  • To display a list of all of the commands, run the following command:
    • [Unix]./xscmd.sh -lc
    • [Windows]xscmd.bat -lc
  • To display a list of the command groups, run the following command:
    • [Unix]./xscmd.sh -lcg
    • [Windows]xscmd.bat -lcg

Parameters

[-t <suspendtype>][-g <gridName>][-t <type>][-ms <mapSetName>][-to <serverTimeout>][-cgc <className>][-ca <support>][-sp800 <type>][-sp <profileName>][-ks <filePath>][-ts <filepath>][-trf <filePath>][-prot <protocol>][-cxpv <provider>][-trs <traceSpec>][-al <alias>][-pwd <password>][-tsp <password>][-cep <endpoints>][-ksp <password>][-arc <integer>][-tt <type>][-tst <type>][-ssp <profileName>][-kst <type>][-cgp <property>][-user <username>][-fips]

Parameter description

[-al, --alias <alias>]
Specifies the alias name in the keystore.
[-arc, --authRetryCount <integer>]
Specifies the retry count for authentication if the credential is expired. If the value is set to 0, then authentication retries do not occur.
[-ca, --credAuth <support>]
Sets the client credential authentication support [Never, Supported, Required].
[-cep, --catalogEndPoints <endpoints>]
Specifies one or more catalog service endpoints in the format <host>[:<listenerPort>][,<host>[:<listenerPort>]]. Default endpoint: localhost:2809
[-cgc, --credGenClass <className>]
Specifies the name of the class that implements the CredentialGenerator interface. This class is used to get credentials for clients.
[-cgp, --credgenprops <property>]
Specifies the properties for the CedentialGenerator implementation class. The properties are set to the object with the setProperties(String) method.
[-cxpv, --contextProvider <provider>]
Specifies the context provider. Examples: IBMJSSE2, IBMJSSE, IBMJSSEFIPS.
[-fips, --fips140_2]
Enables the FIPS 140-2 TLS cryptography standard. You must configure the FIPS security provider to use this setting.
[-f, --force]
Forces the action that is in the command, disabling any preemptive prompts. This argument is useful for running batched commands.
[-g, --gridName <objectGrid>]
Specifies the data grid name.
[-t, --type] <type>
Specifies the type of suspend. For example, placement, heartbeat, or failoverAll.

Specifying failoverAll suspends the catalog server response to communication issues with eXtreme Scale servers, where those servers are either container servers or catalog servers. If you specify failoverAll, then placement or catalog promotion are not done because of communication issues. However, if a server is started placement still occurs, unless you run the command, xscmd -c suspend -t placement.

[-i, --includeInternalGrids]
Specifies to include internal data grids in the output.
[-ks, --keyStore <filePath>]
Specifies the absolute path to keystore. Example: /etc/test/security/server.public
[-ksp, --keyStorePassword <password>]
Specifies the password to the keystore.
[-kst, --keyStoreType <type>]
Specifies the type of keystore in use. Example: JKS, JCEK, PKCS12.
[-m, --map <mapName>]
Specifies the name of the map.
[-ms, --mapSet <mapSetName>]
Specifies the name of the map set.
[-prot, --protocol <protocol>]
Specifies the security protocol in use. Examples: SSL, SSLv2, SSLv3, TLS, TLSv1, TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2
Note: Setting FIPS 140-2 TLS encryption with TLS version 1.2 is not supported at this time.
[-pwd, --password <password>]
Specifies the eXtreme Scale password security credential.
[-sp, --secProfile <profileName>]
Specifies a profile name.
[-ssp, --saveSecProfile <profileName>]
Specifies the save security parameter values in security profile.
[-sp800, --sp800_131 <type>]
Enables the SP800-131a TLS cryptography standard. Valid values are off, transition, strict.
[-to, --timeout <serverTimeout>]
Specifies the server connection timeout in seconds.
[-trf, --traceFile <filePath>]
Specifies the absolute path to the generated trace file for xscmd command output.
[-trs, --traceSpec <traceSpec>]
Specifies the trace specification for xscmd command output.
[-t <suspendtype>]
Specifies the type of suspend. [placement, heartbeat]
[-ts, --trustStore <filepath>]
Specifies the absolute path to truststore. Example: /etc/test/security/server.public
[-tsp, --trustStorePassword <password>]
Specifies the truststore password.
[-tst, --trustStoreType <type>]
Specifies the truststore type. Examples: JKS, JCEK, PKCS12.
[-tt, --transportType <type>]
Specifies the transport layer security configuration type. Examples: TCP/IP, SSL-Supported, SSL-Required.
[-user, --username <username>]
Specifies the eXtreme Scale user name security credential.