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The state pmsd will be started in: available or unavailable (default is to start in the
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unavailable state, unless a previous and different operating state exists in
persistent storage).
Whether to reset persistent storage to the default values on the distributed
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management card (default is to use existing persistent storage).
You specify the port number for pmsd using the parameter port_num.
You specify the state in which to start pmsd using the parameter server_admin_state.
This parameter may be set to force_unavail (force pmsd to start in the
unavailable state); force_avail (force pmsd to start in the available state); or
vote_avail (start pmsd in the available state, but only if all conditions have been
met to make it available; if all the conditions have not been met, pmsd will not
become available).
You specify whether to reset persistent storage to the default values on the
distributed management card using the -d option. Data in persistent storage
remains across reboots or power on and off cycles. If you do not specify -d, pmsd is
started using its existing persistent storage configuration; if you specify -d, the
persistent storage configuration is reset to the defaults for pmsd. The -d option
would typically be specified only to perform a bulk reset of persistent storage during
initial system bring up or if corruption occurred.
M To Manually Stop the Processor Management
Service on the Distributed Management Card
1. Log in to the distributed management card.
2. Stop the PMS daemon with the stop command:
hostname cli> pmsd stop
where port_num is the port number of the currently running pmsd you want to stop.
The default is port 10300.
To Manually Start the Processor Management
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Service on the Distributed Management Card
1. Log in to the distributed management card.
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[-p port_num]