Suspending Normal Companion Mode

Suspended mode temporarily disables the ability of the primary companion to fail over to the secondary companion. To switch from normal companion mode to suspended mode:

  1. Stop the high availability subsystem from monitoring the primary and secondary companion as resources. As “root,” issue:

    hasybase stop primary_companion_name
    hasybase stop secondary_companion_name
    

    For example, to stop monitoring primary and secondary companions MONEY1 and PERSONEL1:

    hasybase stop MONEY1
    hasybase stop PERSONEL1
    
  2. Suspend normal companion mode. From the secondary companion, issue:

    sp_companion companion_name, suspend
    

    For example, to suspend primary companion MONEY1 for maintenance, connect to secondary companion PERSONEL1 and issue:

    sp_companion MONEY1, suspend
    

    To put the entire logical host in maintenance mode, refer to Sun Cluster System Administration Guide for details.