The HotStandby Class
The HotStandby class provides information about a hot standby instance. All properties are read
only. For each configured hot standby, one class instance exists. The property ‘Name’ has the key qualifier
and uniquely identifies a hot standby instance
HotStandby Class Properties
The table below lists the properties of the HotStandby class in alphabetical order. All properties except the Description are read write.
Some WMI queries are only available starting from anynode version 4.14.(Check out available WMI queries with the PowerShell command below).
To display all contents of the HotStandby class locally without credentials, you can use the following command:
Get-WmiObject -Namespace "root\TESYSTEMS\anynode" -Class "HotStandby"
-Namespace "root\TESYSTEMS\anynode" : Specifies the WMI namespace
for anynode.
-Class "HotStandby" : Selects the "HotStandby" class to retrieve its contents.
Property: LinkStatus
Type: uint32
Description: Provides information about the connection to the other system. The data type is integer, possible values are:
-
1: unknown -
2: disabled -
3: establishing -
4: active -
5: inactive -
6: error
Property: MainSystemStatus
Type: uint32
Description: Provides information about the status of the main system. This could be the local or remote system depending on the ‘Mode’. The data type is integer, possible values are:
-
1: unknown -
2: active -
3: inactive -
4: outOfService
Property: Mode
Type: uint32
Description: Provides the information if anynode is running in a high availability mode. The data type is integer, possible values are:
-
1: unknown -
2: none -
3: mainSystem -
4: standbySystem
Property: Name
Type: String
Description: The property provides the symbolic name of the hot standby instance. The name is the key attribute and identifies a hot standby instance.
Property: ObjectRecordName
Type: String
Description: The property provides the unique internal name of the hot standby instance.
Property: StandbySystemStatus
Type: uint32
Description: Provides information about the status of the standby system. This could be the local or remote system depending on the ‘Mode’. The data type is integer, possible values are:
-
1: unknown -
2: active -
3: inactive -
4: outOfService
