sys_list – Lists out the systems known to a particular LifeKeeper node

Options:

-d <other node to run it on>

sys_create – Creates knowledge of another system on LifeKeeper node

Options:

-s <remote system name>

-d <node to run command on>

sys_remove – Removes knowledge of another system on a LifeKeeper node

Options:

-d <dest>

-s <remote system name to be removed from list>

sys_getstate> – Lists the state of a given LifeKeeper node on the given LifeKeeper node

Options:

-d <node to run command on>

-s <system concerning the state being checked>

sys_setstate – Sets the state of a given LifeKeeper node on a given LifeKeeper node

Options:

-d <node to run command on>

-s <system concerning the state being set>

-S <actual state> {DEAD|ALIVE|UNKNOWN}

-R <reason for state setting>

sys_getdescr – Prints some information of why the system went to its current state

Options:

-d <node to run command on>

-s <system to get data on>

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