node1# hastatus -sum
node1# hagrp –switch appgrp –to node2
node1# hagrp –switch ClusterService –to node2
node1# hastatus –sum
Make sure aaprg and ClusterServices are online on node2,
then proceed to next command. See #tail –f /var/*vcs/log/engine_A.log
node1# hastatus –sum
node1# haconf –makerw
node1# hagrp –freeze – persistent oragrp
node1# hagrp –freeze – persistent appgrp
node1# hagrp –freeze – persistent ClusterService
node1# haconf –dump -makero
Stop and verify the “had daemon is gone from both node1
root@node1:/ # hastop –sys node1
root@node1/ # ps –efgrep had
root@node1/# init S
do system maintanence ..
boot node1 ...
node1# haconf –makerw
node1# hagrp –unfreeze – persistent oragrp
node1# hagrp –unfreeze – persistent appgrp
node1# hagrp –unfreeze – persistent ClusterService
node1# haconf –dump -makero
node1# hastatus -sum
node1# hagrp –switch appgrp –to node1
node1# hagrp –switch ClusterService –to node1
node1# hastatus –sum
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