Reference

update-cluster-add(8)

adds a node to the cluster database

NAME

update-cluster-add - adds a node to the cluster database

SYNOPSIS

update-cluster-add [options] ...

DESCRIPTION

update-cluster-add adds an information for one machine to the machine list database.

OPTIONS

--ip [IP address]

Specifies the IP address of the added node.

--mac [MAC address]

Specifies the MAC address of the added node.

--hostname [hostname]

Specifies the hostname of the added node.

--bootmaster [bootmaster IP]

Specifies the IP of the bootmaster of this node.

--notes [master]

Adds a note for the added node, use --notes master to specify that this node is the master node.

--nfsroot [nfsroot]

Specifies the NFS root directory for this system.

--clusterxml [clusterxml]

Specifies the cluster.xml file to use instead of default.

EXAMPLES

update-cluster-add --ip 192.168.1.1 -mac ab:cd:ef:11:22:33 --hostname beonode

Adds one node to the cluster database.

FILES

/etc//update-cluster/cluster.xml

The information of the new node is added to this file.

/usr/share/update-cluster/cluster.dtd

The DTD for the xml database.

NOTES

Please see the sample files, and read the README.Debian file included.

AUTHOR

Written by Junichi Uekawa <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, <[email protected]> for the Debian Project.

SEE ALSO

update-cluster-parseconfig (1), update-cluster-remove (1), update-cluster-regenerate (8)

History

--clusterxml since Debian 3.1 (Sarge).