Use the crsctl utility or the srvctl utility to create additional server pools.
• Specifying attributes on the command line:
$ crsctl add serverpool SP1 –attr "MIN_SIZE=2, MAX_SIZE=5, IMPORTANCE=3"
$ srvctl add srvpool –g SP1 –l 2 –u 5 –i 3 -n "server1,server2"
• Specifying attributes using a text file to supply them:
$ crsctl add serverpool SP1 –file /usr/local/bin/SP1_attributes.txt
MIN_SIZE (-l), MAX_SIZE (-u), IMPORTANCE (-i), and SERVER_NAMES (-n)
Note: New pools can be created only after the Generic pool has been deleted.
Managing Server Pools with srvctl and crsctl
To delete server pools:
$ crsctl delete serverpool SP1
$ srvctl remove srvpool –g SP1
To modify server pools:
$ crsctl modify serverpool SP2 –attr "MIN_SIZE=4, MAX_SIZE=8, IMPORTANCE=7"
$ srvctl modify srvpool -g SP2 –l 4 –u 8 –i 7
• Specifying attributes on the command line:
$ crsctl add serverpool SP1 –attr "MIN_SIZE=2, MAX_SIZE=5, IMPORTANCE=3"
$ srvctl add srvpool –g SP1 –l 2 –u 5 –i 3 -n "server1,server2"
• Specifying attributes using a text file to supply them:
$ crsctl add serverpool SP1 –file /usr/local/bin/SP1_attributes.txt
MIN_SIZE (-l), MAX_SIZE (-u), IMPORTANCE (-i), and SERVER_NAMES (-n)
Note: New pools can be created only after the Generic pool has been deleted.
Managing Server Pools with srvctl and crsctl
To delete server pools:
$ crsctl delete serverpool SP1
$ srvctl remove srvpool –g SP1
To modify server pools:
$ crsctl modify serverpool SP2 –attr "MIN_SIZE=4, MAX_SIZE=8, IMPORTANCE=7"
$ srvctl modify srvpool -g SP2 –l 4 –u 8 –i 7
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