VERITAS Cluster Manager - Java Console 7.0

VERITAS Cluster Manager – Java Console (often called the VCS Java Console) is a graphical administration tool from VERITAS Software Corporation designed to manage and monitor Veritas Cluster Server high-availability environments. Built on Java for cross-platform use, it provides a centralized, real-time view of cluster health and topology, helping administrators keep mission-critical applications available across UNIX, Linux, and Windows systems.

Key capabilities:

• Monitor cluster status in real time, including systems, service groups, and resources
• Perform common administrative actions such as online/offline, switch/fail over, and freeze/thaw for service groups and resources
• Visualize dependencies and relationships to simplify troubleshooting and impact analysis
• Use guided workflows to add or modify service groups and resources with reduced risk of misconfiguration
• Review events and alerts to quickly isolate issues and validate corrective actions
• Connect remotely to multiple clusters for centralized operations

Benefits:

• Simplifies day-to-day high-availability operations and planned maintenance
• Shortens diagnosis and recovery times with clear status indicators and event views
• Promotes consistency and accuracy with intuitive, guided configuration tasks

Requirements:

• A deployed Veritas Cluster Server environment
• A supported Java runtime for the console system

Ideal for system and application administrators who need a reliable, easy-to-use console to manage high-availability clusters and ensure continuous application uptime.

VERITAS Cluster Manager - Java Console is developed by VERITAS Software Corporation and is used by 4 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 5.1, 6.0 and 7.0. The name of the program executable file is ClusterManager.exe.