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While running &quot;smitty clstop&quot; I took the resource group off line. Now that I'm bringing the cluster software back up with &quot;smitty clstart&quot; I'm given two options for the resource group; <i>Automatically </i>and <i>Manually</i>. I'm guessing that Automatically is a safe bet since this is the primary node and no other node has the resource group.
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While running "smitty clstop" I took the resource group off line. Now that I'm bringing the cluster software back up with "smitty clstart" I'm given two options for the resource group; Automatically and Manually. I'm guessing that Automatically is a safe bet since this is the primary node and no other node has the resource group.

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I'm contemplating moving the nodes of our PowerHA cluster to a faster switch. I'm not familiar with the intricacies of the network configuration for clusters. None of the IP addresses or network masks will be changing. For our standalone nodes, the network engineer has simply unplugged the cable from the old switch and plugged it into a port on the new one. Is it that simple?
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I'm contemplating moving the nodes of our PowerHA cluster to a faster switch. I'm not familiar with the intricacies of the network configuration for clusters. None of the IP addresses or network masks will be changing. For our standalone nodes, the network engineer has simply unplugged the cable from the old switch and plugged it into a port on the new one. Is it that simple?

Moving PowerHA Cluster Nodes to a New Network Switch

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