Last Keep Alive: 1
Dead Int(s): | 10 |
Failover:Enabled
State:Running
cluster set
This command allows you to modify a cluster’s parameters.
cluster set
SWITCH | PARAMETER | DEFINITION | STATUS | EXAMPLE |
-kai
KEEP ALIVE | TIME BETWEEN | MANDATORY IF |
INTERVAL | ALIVE SIGNALS | CHANGING |
| FROM NEIGHBORS |
|
SUSPICIOUS | TIME FROM WHEN A | MANDATORY IF |
INTERVAL | SIGNAL WAS | CHANGING |
| EXPECTED BUT NOT |
|
| RECEIVED |
|
5
10
| FAILOVER INTERVAL TIME WHEN | MANDATORY IF | 20 |
| SUSPICIOUS | CHANGING |
|
| INTERVAL IS |
|
|
| EXCEEDED |
|
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|
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Example:
The Keep Alive interval is set to 5 seconds. That is, every 5 seconds an alive signal is sent out to all neighboring V Switches. The neighboring V Switches register a suspicious interval after 10 seconds without an alive signal. This is the equivalent of 2 missed keep alive intervals. After a total of 20 seconds, from the first missed alive signal, the neighboring V Switches register a dead interval. This is the equivalent of 4 missed keep alive intervals.
cluster set –kai 5 –sint 10 –dint 20
cluster failover enable
This command enables the cluster failover functionality. This command must be executed on both V Switches in the cluster.
cluster failover enable
cluster failover disable
This command disables the cluster failover functionality. This command must be executed on both V Switches in the cluster.
cluster failover disable
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