Getting the Active Cluster and Member Names
The best way to get information about an Active Cluster and its members is using the Manager, as described in
Viewing the Status of an Active Cluster. However, you can get the name of an Active Cluster along with its member names using the command-line interface.
To get the active cluster and its member names
1. Run TDV Server on the computer for which you want configuration information.
2. Open a DOS window or UNIX terminal and navigate to the bin directory of the TDV installation.
3. Enter the command:
cluster_util.bat (Windows) | cluster_util.sh (UNIX)
-server <cluster server hostname> [-port <cluster server port>]
-user <username> -password <password> [-domain <domain>]
-getConfig
[-debug]
Replace the information in the angle brackets with the appropriate information for this TDV Server. Information in the square brackets is optional.
At a minimum, you must specify the name of a cluster server node and its username and password. For example:
$ ./cluster_util.sh -server localhost -user admin -password admin
-getConfig
This command retrieves the cluster name and the cluster member names for the cluster to which the server localhost belongs.
The cluster_util subcommand for getting cluster configuration information for a cluster is described in
The -getConfig Subcommand.