RAC
crs_stat :
crs_stat -f : Includes extended information and the profile.
crs_stat -ls : Lists resources along with their owners and permissions.
crs_stat -v : Returns extended information including fail over counts.
crs_stat -t : option with crs_stat will display information in tabular form.
crs_start :
crs_start is used to start resources, either one at a time or for the entire cluster.
$ crs_start -all : start all resources across a cluster.
$ crs_start -f -all : force a resource to start. force is useful in cases like VIP failover, when the VIP must be relocated to another node.
crsctl - Cluster Ready Service Control
# crsctl stat res -t : Shows cluster and local resources in tabular form.
# crsctl check crs : Shows all cluster service.
# crsctl check cluster -n rac-node1 : shows cluster service for specific server.
# crsctl start cluster -n rac-node1 -- start the cluster service on rac-node1.
# crsctl stop cluster -n rac-node2 -- stop the cluster service on rac-node1.
# crsctl stop cluster -all -- stop the cluster service on both rac-node.
crs_stat is Oracle RAC tools. This script accepts many different parameters to display information about all cluster resources. and it will list each resource registered with clusterware and shows its status. This command helps in Listing, Starting and stopping, Relocating, Registering and Unregistering, Enabling and disabling, cluster resources.
crs_stat -f : Includes extended information and the profile.
crs_stat -ls : Lists resources along with their owners and permissions.
crs_stat -v : Returns extended information including fail over counts.
crs_stat -t : option with crs_stat will display information in tabular form.
crs_start :
crs_start is used to start resources, either one at a time or for the entire cluster.
$ crs_start -all : start all resources across a cluster.
$ crs_start -f -all : force a resource to start. force is useful in cases like VIP failover, when the VIP must be relocated to another node.
crsctl - Cluster Ready Service Control
Oracle Clusterware 11g Release 2 (11.2) introduces cluster-aware commands with which you can perform check, start, and stop operations on the cluster. You can run these commands from any node in the cluster on another node in the cluster, or on all nodes in the cluster, depending on the operation.
this command helps to Start & stop Oracle Clusterware resources, Enable and disable Oracle Clusterware daemons, Checking the health of the cluster, Managing resources that represent third-party applications, Debugging Oracle Clusterware components.
# crsctl stat res -t : Shows cluster and local resources in tabular form.
# crsctl check crs : Shows all cluster service.
# crsctl check cluster -n rac-node1 : shows cluster service for specific server.
# crsctl start cluster -n rac-node1 -- start the cluster service on rac-node1.
# crsctl stop cluster -n rac-node2 -- stop the cluster service on rac-node1.
# crsctl stop cluster -all -- stop the cluster service on both rac-node.
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