The cmgr command is no longer supported. If you have scripts that use cmgr, you should do the following to use cxfs_admin:
Do one of the following:
Run the cmgr script and build the cluster configuration from scratch
Start with the cluster database in the desired configuration
Run the cxfs_admin config command to generate a cxfs_admin script. This script should be the cxfs_admin equivalent of the cmgr script. See “Saving and Recreating the Current Configuration with cxfs_admin” in Chapter 11.
Modify the script generated in step 2 so that the server-capable administration node on which cxfs_admin will be run to generate the cluster is the first node created in the script. (By default, the cxfs_admin config command output lists nodes in alphabetical order by node name without regard to node type.) This script can then be used to regenerate the cluster later. See “Saving and Recreating the Current Configuration with cxfs_admin” in Chapter 11.
 | Note: The bash shell interprets cmgr -generated scripts, but cxfs_admin interprets cxfs_admin-generated scripts. |