Question about crs boot start

hallo,
is there a way to check if CRS will start on reboots?
I mean is there a way to check if the command crsctl disable crs have been issued?
(of course without rebooting the server)
Thx

Hi ,
I have found a post
( [http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/surachart/how-can-i-know-startup-for-all-of-the-oracle-clusterware-daemons-status-enable-or-disable-3342] )
that explains how the command
crsctl enable crs
writes ENABLE in
/etc/oracle/scls_scr/HOSTNAME/root/crsstart
and same happens for DISABLE.
Anyway, does anyne know what the meaning of the other files cssnorun,crsdboot,nooprocd,cssrun,noclsmon in that directory?
I have got no info about that..
Thx
Edited by: ottocolori on 1-ott-2009 6.25
Edited by: ottocolori on 1-ott-2009 6.52

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