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## Resource Group Manager Administrative Interface

Oracle Solaris Cluster provides a set of commands for administering a cluster.

### `clsetup` Utility

You can perform most Oracle Solaris Cluster administration tasks interactively with the `clsetup`(1CL) utility.

You can administer the following Oracle Solaris Cluster elements with the `clsetup` utility:

- Quorum

- Resource groups

- Data services

- Cluster interconnect

- Device groups and volumes

- Private host names

- New nodes

- Other cluster tasks

You can also perform the following operations with the `clsetup` utility:

- Create a resource group

- Create a zone cluster

- Add a network resource to a resource group

- Add a data service resource to a resource group

- Add a file system to a zone cluster

- Add a storage device to a zone cluster

- Add a network address to a zone cluster

- Register a resource type

- Bring a resource group online or offline

- Switchover a resource group

- Suspend or resume the automatic recovery actions of a resource group

- Enable or disable a resource

- Change resource group properties

- Change resource properties

- Remove a resource from a resource group

- Remove a resource group

- Clear the `Stop_failed` error flag from a resource

### Administrative Commands

The Oracle Solaris Cluster commands for administering RGM objects are `clresourcetype`, `clresourcegroup`, `clresource`, `clnode`, and `cluster`.

The `clresourcetype`, `clresourcegroup`, and `clresource` commands enable you to view, create, configure, and delete a resource type, a resource group, and the resource objects that are used by the RGM. These commands are part of the administrative interface for the cluster, but are not designed to be used in the same programming context as the application interface that is described in the rest of this chapter. However, the `clresourcetype`, `clresourcegroup`, and `clresource` commands are the tools for constructing the cluster configuration in which the API operates. Understanding the administrative interface sets the context for understanding the application interface. See the `clresourcetype`(1CL), `clresourcegroup`(1CL), and `clresource`(1CL) man pages for details about the administrative tasks that you can perform with these commands.

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