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VCS (Infoscale Availability) – Difference Between Frozen and TFrozen attributes

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These service group attributes are used to indicate that the service group is frozen due to an administrative command. When a service group is frozen, all agent online and offline actions are disabled.

Difference between Frozen or TFrozen attributes

– If the service group is temporarily frozen using the hagrp –freeze group command, the TFrozen attribute is set to 1. For example :

# hagrp -freeze [group]
# hagrp -value [group] Frozen

– If the service group is persistently frozen using the hagrp -freeze group -persistent command, the Frozen attribute is set to 1. For Example :

# hagrp -freeze [group] –persistent
# hagrp -value [group] Frozen

– When the service group is unfrozen using the hagrp -unfreeze group [-persistent] command, the corresponding attribute is set back to the default value of 0. For example :


# hagrp -unfreeze group [–persistent]
# hagrp -value group Frozen

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