ExpressCluster X 2.0 for Windows Reference Guide - Nec

Controlling the applications or services started by the armload command (ExpressCluster Task
Manager)
Description:
• Application/Service Name
Displays the names of applications or services started by the ARMLOAD command. Icons
indicate the following status:
: Application that is not monitored
: Application that is being monitored
: Application that is not a monitoring target
: Service that is not monitored
: Service that is being monitored
: Service that is not a monitoring target
Background colors of icons indicate the following status:
: Started / Being started
: Stopped / Being stopped
• Failover Group Name
Displays the group names that the started applications or services belong to
• Type
Displays the types (application or service)
• Running Status
Started: Application or service has started
Stopped: Application or service has not started
Starting: Application or service is being started
Stopping: Application or service is being stopped
• Monitoring status
Monitoring: Application or service is being monitored
Not monitoring: Application or service is not being monitored
Not monitored: Application or service is not a monitoring target (is not set as a monitoring
target but started by the ARMLOAD command)
Sort
Click the fields of “Application/service name,” “Failover group name,” “WatchID,” “Type,”
“Start status” and “Monitoring status” to sort the lists of each item (ascending / descending).
Operation
Same as the ARMLOADC command, four operations of monitoring stop, monitoring resume,
stop, start can be performed. Operations that can be performed vary depending on the status of the
application or service start and the monitoring. For details, see “ARMLOADC command.”
Select the application on the list (you cannot select multiple applications), and operate it by one of
the following ways:
• Operation menu
• Toolbar
• Shortcut menu displayed by right-clicking the application name (shown below)
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