Use the commands in this section to view the status of the Network Security HA pair and its members.
Log in to the Central Management System CLI.
Enable the CLI enable mode:
hostname > enable hostname #
View the status:
hostname # show cmc ha nx
Enable the CLI enable mode:
hostname > enable hostname #
View the status:
hostname # show cmc ha nx <pair>
where
<pair>is the name of the HA pair.
Log in to the Central Management System CLI.
Enable the CLI enable mode:
hostname > enable hostname #
View the status:
hostname # show cmc appliance <member>
where
<member>is the name of the appliance. (The appliance name is displayed in theshow cmc appliancescommand output).
Log in to the Network Security CLI.
Enable the CLI enable mode:
hostname > enable hostname #
View the status:
hostname # show ha status
Examples
The following example shows the status of the Acme_NXHA pair:
cm-hostname # show cmc ha nx Acme_NXHA NX-HA Acme_NXHA: nx-1 nx-2 Status: Degraded Comment: Western region NX pair Connected: yes Software version match: yes Configuration match: no GI image version match: yes Security content version match: yes NX health status OK: yes System time in sync: yes Peer id verified: yes Hardware model match: yes
The following example shows the status of the nx-1 appliance from the Central Management System CLI:
cm-hostname # show cmc appliance nx-1 Appliance nx-1: (Acme_NXHA) Connection status: Connected: yes (server-initiated) Connected failure reason: None Connection broken reason: None Connection last formed: 2015/12/18 21:12:28 Connection last broken: 2015/12/18 21:12:27 Last connection attempt: 2015/12/18 21:12:27 Next connection attempt: Current time: 2015/12/18 23:50:03 Status check OK: yes Server username on client: admin Client username on server: cmcclient Appliance Status: Client software version: wMPS (wMPS) 7.7.0.432165 Client software match: no Client software compatible: yes Appliance ID: 0XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Product model: FireEye9450 Content version: 432.198 ...
The following example shows the status of the nx-1 appliance from its own CLI. This appliance is the member with the full Network Security product license.
nx-1 # show ha status High Availability :Enabled HA Cluster Name :Acme_NXHA HA Peer Name :nx-2 HA Peer ID :1XXXXXXXXXXX HA Status :Good HA Status Description :OK HA License :Full
The following example shows the status of the nx-2 appliance from its own CLI. This appliance is the member with the restricted Network Security product license.
nx-2 # show ha status High Availability :Enabled HA Cluster Name :Acme_NXHA HA Peer Name :nx-1 HA Peer ID :2XXXXXXXXXXX HA Status :Good HA Status Description :OK HA License :Restricted HA Grace Period Status :Disabled HA Grace Period Days Left :90
The following example shows the status of the nx-2 appliance from its own CLI after it was removed from the Network Security HA pair. Removing it from the pair causes the restricted license grace period to be enabled as described in Licensing requirements.
nx-2 # show ha status High Availability: Disabled
The following example shows the status of the nx-1 appliance from its own CLI while its peer is rebooting. While nx-2 is rebooting, the status of nx-1 is Init Check failed.
nx-1 # show ha status High Availability :Enabled HA Cluster Name :Acme_NXHA HA Peer Name :nx-2 HA Peer ID :1XXXXXXXXXXX HA Status :Degraded HA Status Description :Init Check failed HA License :Full