Where does the resource monitor timeout attribute after the default is changed get stored?
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The MonitorTimeout attributes depending on the Product configuration will be defined in the Types.cf file.
For example in a CVM configuration the CVMVolDg resource MonitorTimeout attribute will be inCVMTypes.cf as the Diskgroup attribute is contained in CVMVolDg.
# To modify the attribute.
haconf -makerw
hatype -modify CVMVolDg MonitorTimeout 300
haconf -dump -makero
# After modifying the attribute CVMType.cf will contain the following entry for MonitorTimeout.
type CVMVolDg (
static keylist RegList = { CVMActivation }
static int MonitorTimeout = 300
static str ArgList[] = {CVMDiskGroup, CVMVolume, CVMActivation }
str CVMDiskGroup
keylist CVMVolume
str CVMActivation
temp int voldg_stat
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Where does the resource monitor timeout attribute after the default is changed get stored?
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