This guide provides information about SGI Cluster Manager for Linux, which provides highly available services for SGI Altix servers. An optional product provides high-availability services for CXFS clustered filesystems, local XVM logical volumes, the Data Migration Facility (DMF), and the Tape Management Facility (TMF).
The following publications contain additional information that may be helpful:
SGI ProPack for Linux and SGI Altix documentation:
NIS Administrator's Guide
Personal System Administration Guide
SGI ProPack for Linux Start Here
SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server for SGI Altix Systems
SGI Altix 330 System User's Guide
SGI Altix 350 System User's Guide
SGI Altix 3000 User's Guide
SGI Altix 3700 Bx2 User's Guide
SGI Altix 4700 System User's Guide
Performance Co-Pilot for IA-64 Linux User's and Administrator's Guide
SGI L1 and L2 Controller Software User's Guide
SGI Altix Systems Dual-Port Gigabit Ethernet Board User's Guide
CXFS Administration Guide for SGI InfiniteStorage
DMF Administrator's Guide for SGI InfiniteStorage
TMF Administrator's Guide
XVM Volume Manager Administrator's Guide
TPM Installation Instructions and User's Guide for SGI TP9100
SGI InfiniteStorage TP9300 and TP9300S RAID User's Guide
SGI® InfiniteStorage TP9400 and SGI® InfiniteStorage TP9500 and TP9500S RAID User's Guide
SGI InfiniteStorage TP9500 and TP9700 RAID User's Guide
SGI TPSSM Administration Guide
SGI Cluster Manager man pages:
clulockd(8)
clumembd(8)
cluquorumd(8)
clurmtabd(8)
clusvcmgrd(8)
sgicm-config-cluster(8)
sgicm-config-cluster-cmd(8)
Other man pages:
kermit(1)
minicom(1)
exports(5)
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