Define the resource operation type.
Values are OnOff (can online and offline), None (cannot online and offline).

*BatchAfterOffline

This is a batch command to be executed after a resource is taken offline.  
Success or failure of the batch file does not affect group procedure.  
Also, it still operates regardless of other resource online or offline. 

*BatchAfterOnline

This is a batch command to be executed after a resource is brought online.  
Success or failure of batch does not affect group procedure.  
Also, it still operates regardless of other resource online or offline.

This is a batch command to be executed before a resource is brought online.  
Success or failure of batch does not affect group procedure.  
Also, it still operates regardless of other resource online or offline. 

This is a batch command to be executed before a resource is taken offline.  
Success or failure of batch does not affect group procedure.  
Also, it still operates regardless of other resource online or offline.

It is the waiting time until execution of batch command completes. If execution result is over this time, it is considered as a failure. 

This program is executed to initialize related resources and state when a failure occurs to a resource. This program must be written separately.

It represents the time out until execution of CleanProgram is completed.
When the limit is exceeded, it will be forcefully stoped.

EnableTimeout

If the monitoring timeout take place as much as this value, it is regarded as fault.
If it is '0', it is not regarded as fault.

It indicates the interval to the next monitoring when online resources are monitored. If the value is too small, it may result in malfunction.
If the value is too big, then it will take too long until it detects the status changes.

It is the time interval until the next monitoring of offline resource.
If the time interval is '0', the offline resources will not be monitored.

It is the time to reset the retry count of resource.
If resources remain normal for a specified amount of time after starting, the retry count will be initialized. 

If the timeout occurs while determining whether the resource goes online properly, it will retry as many times as defined.
It is the time interval of retry is defined in 'MonitorInterval'.

It shows the retry count before failover when the resource is determined as a failure. 

When the monitoring results cannot be trusted , monitoring will be retried during the defined time.
For instance, if the result of the ICMP ping test with a network interface card cannot be trusted, it must be retried as many times as defined.

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