No, crsctl was designed to handle only the local node. You could do the following from one node, though:
crsctl stop crs ssh node2 crsctl stop crs ssh node3 crsctl stop crsIf you have host equivalency set up for the root user, it should work fine. There's also some special shell that does commands on a list of nodes, but I can't remember what shell that is. It would work similarly to the above except could probably combine the ssh commands into a single line.
Dan Rick Ricky wrote:
crsctl appears to only work on one node at a time, but srvrctl can startup and shutdown all instances.anyway to startup and shutdown all nodes with crsctl or some other way with 1 command?
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