.. _list_of_unused_cluster_commands: List of Unused Cluster Commands ------------------------------- .. index:: cluster .. _19.1|DOC-188: .. _12.5(1)|DOC-188: The following table shows **cluster** commands that should not used: +-------------------------------------------------+ | command | +=================================================+ | **cluster run all system shutdown** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all system reboot** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run backup create XXX** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run cluster upgrade** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run cluster run XXX** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run cluster provision** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all cluster add ** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all cluster del ** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all cluster job kill ** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all cluster job list** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all cluster job reconnect ** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all cluster list** | +-------------------------------------------------+ | **cluster run all cluster status** | +-------------------------------------------------+ Only one **cluster** command can be run on web proxy nodes. A message is shown if running the other **cluster** commands, for example running the **cluster list** and **cluster status** commands *on a web proxy node*: :: $ cluster list Invalid command syntax - refer to help descriptions USAGE: ------ cluster prepnode - Prepares the system so that it can be joined to a cluster $ cluster status cluster status not available on webproxy nodes. To exclude these **cluster** commands from running on web proxy nodes, use the ```` parameter to specify the node types, for example, with the ``database`` node type as specified below: :: $ cluster run database cluster list You are about to a run a command across the cluster, which could affect service availability. Do you wish to continue? y ---------- VOSS-UN-1, ip=164.168.151.3, role=webproxy,application,database, loc=cpt Cluster has 8 nodes: application : 164.168.151.3, 164.168.151.5, 164.168.151.4, 164.168.151.7, 164.168.151.6, 164.168.151.8 webproxy : 164.168.151.3, 164.168.151.5, 164.168.151.4, 164.168.151.7, 164.168.151.6, 164.168.151.9, 164.168.151.8, 164.168.151.10 database : 164.168.151.3, 164.168.151.5, 164.168.151.4, 164.168.151.7, 164.168.151.6, 164.168.151.8 ---------- VOSS-UN-3, ip=164.168.151.5, role=webproxy,application,database, loc=cpt [...]