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Resource Type
[Figure] Resource Types in the MCCS for Linux
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When you add a resource, this will be classified under the type as tree view structure.
For an example, when you add two NIC resource, these will be classified under the NIC type as shown below.
If you edit an attribute of resource type, this will affect all of the resources classified this type.
[Figure] Classifying of resources under the type
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Resource type has specified attributes for each type.
For an example, when compare to NIC and mirror disk, each service has different characteristics and has specific monitor interval, online/offline timeout and managed policies
In addition, even in the environment where high availability clusters are configured, if the network condition is not good, you need to adjust the monitoring timeout.
Depending on the requests, you can change the attribute of each type.
Resource type attribute can be checked in the resource type attribute menu of the MCCS web console.
[Figure] Resource Type Attribute View
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