After adding a cluster node to a cluster, the system administrator can access the node and perform the following operations on the node:
Starting and stopping
Editing
Deleting
How to access a cluster node
1 In System Console, navigate to Clusters. On Clusters, left-click the arrowhead next to the cluster name and choose Edit, as shown in Figure 2‑54.
Figure 2‑54 Choosing to edit a cluster
2 On Cluster Configuration, left-click the arrowhead next to a node. System Console displays the operations available to perform on a cluster node, as shown in Figure 2‑55.
Figure 2‑55 Accessing the cluster node menu
How to stop and start a cluster node
On Cluster, left-click the arrowhead icon next to a cluster node. If the node is running, Stop Server displays in the cluster node menu, as shown in Figure 2‑56. Choose Stop Node to stop the cluster node.
Figure 2‑56 Stopping a cluster node
If the node is not running, Start Node displays in the cluster node menu instead of Stop Node. Choose Start Node to start the cluster node.
How to edit a cluster node
1 On Cluster, left-click the arrowhead next to a cluster node. Choose Edit to edit the cluster node properties.
2 On Edit Cluster Node, make any necessary changes and choose OK, as shown in Figure 2‑57.
Figure 2‑57 Editing cluster node properties
How to delete a cluster node
On Cluster, left-click the arrowhead next to a cluster node. Choose Delete to delete the cluster node. Confirm the deletion.
Starting and stopping
