1PACEMAKER(8)            System Administration Utilities           PACEMAKER(8)
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NAME

6       Pacemaker - Part of the Pacemaker cluster resource manager
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SYNOPSIS

9       stonith_admin <command> [<options>]
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DESCRIPTION

12       stonith_admin - access the Pacemaker fencing API
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OPTIONS

15       -?, --help
16              Display this text and exit.
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18       -$, --version
19              Display version information and exit.
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21       -V, --verbose
22              Increase debug output (may be specified multiple times).
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24       -q, --quiet
25              Be less descriptive in output.
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27   Device definition commands:
28       -R, --register=value
29              Register the named stonith device. Requires: --agent.  Optional:
30              any number of --option and/or --env entries.
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32       -D, --deregister=value De-register the named stonith device.
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34       -r, --register-level=value
35              Register a stonith level for the named target, specified as  one
36              of  NAME, @PATTERN, or ATTR=VALUE.  Requires: --index and one or
37              more --device entries.
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39       -d, --deregister-level=value
40              Unregister a stonith level for the named  target,  specified  as
41              for --register-level. Requires: --index.
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43   Queries:
44       -l, --list=value
45              List  devices  that can terminate the specified host.  Optional:
46              --timeout.
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48       -L, --list-registered
49              List all registered devices. Optional: --timeout.
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51       -I, --list-installed
52              List all installed devices. Optional: --timeout.
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54       -s, --list-targets=value
55              List the targets  that  can  be  fenced  by  the  named  device.
56              Optional: --timeout.
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58       -M, --metadata
59              Show agent metadata. Requires: --agent.  Optional: --timeout.
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61       -Q, --query=value
62              Check the named device's status. Optional: --timeout.
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64   Fencing Commands:
65       -F, --fence=value
66              Fence named host. Optional: --timeout, --tolerance.
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68       -U, --unfence=value
69              Unfence named host. Optional: --timeout, --tolerance.
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71       -B, --reboot=value
72              Reboot named host. Optional: --timeout, --tolerance.
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74       -C, --confirm=value
75              Tell cluster that named host is now safely down.
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77       -H, --history=value
78              Show  last  successful  fencing operation for named node (or '*'
79              for all nodes). Optional:  --timeout,  --quiet  (show  only  the
80              operation's  epoch  timestamp), --verbose (show all recorded and
81              pending operations).
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83       -h, --last=value
84              Indicate  when  the  named  node  was  last  fenced.   Optional:
85              --as-node-id.
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87   Additional Options:
88       -a, --agent=value
89              The  agent  to  use  (for  example,  fence_xvm; with --register,
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92       -o, --option=value
93              Specify a device configuration  parameter  as  NAME=VALUE  (with
94              --register).
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96       -e,  --env-option=value  Specify  a device configuration parameter with
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98              specified name, using the value of the environment  variable  of
99              the same name prefixed with OCF_RESKEY_ (with --register).
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101       -T, --tag=value
102              Identify fencing operations in logs with the specified tag; use‐
103              ful when multiple entities might invoke stonith_admin (used with
104              most commands).
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106       -v, --device=value
107              A  device to associate with a given host and stonith level (with
108              --register-level).
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110       -i, --index=value
111              The  stonith  level  (1-9)  (with  --register-level,  --deregis‐
112              ter-level).
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114       -t, --timeout=value
115              Operation  timeout  in seconds (default 120; used with most com‐
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118       -n, --as-node-id
119              (Advanced) The supplied node  is  the  corosync  node  ID  (with
120              --last).
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122       --tolerance=value
123              (Advanced) Do nothing if an equivalent --fence request succeeded
124              less than this many seconds earlier  (with  --fence,  --unfence,
125              --reboot).
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AUTHOR

128       Written by Andrew Beekhof
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REPORTING BUGS

131       Report bugs to users@clusterlabs.org
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135Pacemaker 1.1.18-3.el6             June 2018                      PACEMAKER(8)