Viewing the Cluster Configuration Using the CLI

Use the commands in this section to view the cluster configuration.

To view the cluster configuration:

Log in to either node.
Enable the CLI enable mode:
```
node-hostname > enable
```
View the status:
```
node-hostname # show ha configuration
```

Examples

The following example displays the cluster configuration on node1 in the default single-interface configuration. In this configuration, ether1 is the default HA interface, and there is no backup HA interface, VIP address, or IP routing.

node1 # show ha configuration
CM HA Cluster Settings:
   Authkey md5sum:                 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
   Virtual IP address:             0.0.0.0
   Auto-failover:                  yes
   Split-brain auto-shutdown:      no
   Replicating:
       Configuration:              yes
       Alerts:                     yes
       Security content:           yes

Cluster Communications:

  Default Interface:      ether1
     Enabled:             yes
     Members:             10.0.1.1/node1, 10.0.1.2/node2 

  Backup Interface:       ether3
     Enabled:             no
     Members:             0.0.0.0/node1, 0.0.0.0/node2

  Cluster Resources:    
     sys_disk_monitor enabled:    yes
     sys_ether1_monitor enabled:  yes
     fe_address enabled:          no
     fe_correlator enabled:       yes
     fe_cmsapi enabled:           yes
     fe_dbmgd enabled:            yes
     fe_vsmon enabled:            yes			
     fe_aggregator enabled:       yes
     fe_aggr enabled:             yes
     fe_fedb enabled:             yes
     fe_webui enabled:            yes
     fe_redis enabled:            yes
     fe_peer_service enabled:     yes
     fe_notification enabled:     yes
     fe_http enabled:             yes
     fe_appmgrd enabled:          yes

The following example displays the cluster configuration on node1 in the dual-interface LAN configuration.

node1 # show ha configuration
CM HA Cluster Settings:
   Authkey md5sum:               XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
   Virtual IP address:           0.0.0.0
   Auto-failover:                yes
   Split-brain auto-shutdown:    no
   Replicating:
       Configuration:            yes
       Alerts:                   yes
       Security content:         yes

Cluster Communications:

  Default Interface:      ether3
     Enabled:             yes
     Members:             10.0.0.1/node1, 10.0.0.2/node2, 

  Backup Interface:       ether3
     Enabled:             yes
     Members:             10.0.1.1/node1, 10.0.1.2/node2,

  Cluster Resources:    
     sys_disk_monitor enabled:    yes
     sys_ether1_monitor enabled:  yes
     fe_address enabled:          no
     fe_correlator enabled:       yes
     ...