Offline service groups panel options
Use this panel to provide site and systems (cluster nodes) related information to take one or more service groups offline.
For single service group:Table: Offline single service group panel options
For multiple service groups:Table: Offline multiple service groups panel options
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Table: Offline single service group panel options
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Select the system you want to offline service group | Select the required cluster node (system) where you want to take the selected service group offline. |
| A parallel service group can fail over to any specific system, all systems in the cluster, or all systems from the selected site. | |
| A hybrid service group can fail over to any specific system, or all systems in the cluster. | |
| A failover service group can fail over to any specific system. | |
| Force | Select the check box to force the service group to go offline even if its resource is waiting to complete the probe operation. |
| If probed | Select the check box to take the service group offline only if the probe operation for the service group's resources is already completed. |
| Propagate | Select the check box to take all required parent service groups (that have hard or firm dependency) offline along with the selected service group. |
Table: Offline multiple service groups panel options
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Select the system you want to offline service groups | Select the required cluster node (system) where you want to take the service groups offline. Depending on the combination of the service group types (failover, parallel, or hybrid), you can select a specific system or a site. |
Note: For the offline operation on multiple service groups, though InfoScale Operations Manager displays all sites for the selected service groups, it is important to note that some sites may not be applicable to a service group or groups. The offline operation will be successful only for those sites which are applicable to the selected service groups. The offline operation is ignored for the remaining service groups.
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