Make necessary changes.% clcp checklist.%c %h:/etc/checklistwhich maps to:% rcp host0:/etc/checklist checklist.0% rcp host1:/etc/checklist checklist.1% vi checklist.0 checklist.1% rcp checklist.0 host0:/etc/checklist% rcp checklist.1 host1:/etc/checklist3. The following is an example if log files are needed:% clcp %h:/usr/spool/mqueue/syslog %h/syslog.%Y%M%D.%TThis would save the files in directories (which are the host names) with filenames of the form: YYMMDD.TT:TT. The above might map to:% rcp host0:/usr/spool/mqueue/sysloghost0/syslog.921013.14:43% rcp host1:/usr/spool/mqueue/sysloghost1/syslog.921013.14:434. Like rcp, clcp can copy many files to the cluster. This is done by:% clcp src1 src2 src3 %h:or% clcp src1 src2 src3 cluster-group:For more details on the usage of clcp, invoke the command:% man clcpBack to Top3.1.7 cluptime - Works like ruptime, only for all the nodes in the cluster.The cluptime program reports on the status (similar to uptime) of all the hosts in the cluster orspecified logical cluster.
