cmc ha nx ＜pair＞ appliances ＜member1＞ ＜member2＞ enable-nx-ipv6

Creates an Network Security High Availability (HA) pair.

Syntax

cmc ha nx <pair> appliances <member1> <member2> enable-nx-ipv6

Parameters

pair

A unique name that identifies the HA pair.

member1

The name of one appliance that will form the pair.

member2

The name of the other appliance that will form the pair.

Note

The enable-nx-ipv6 keyword automatically enables IPv6 on the appliances, if it is not already enabled.

no cmc ha nx <pair> appliance <member>

Use the 'no' form to remove an appliance from a Network Security High Availability (HA) pair.

Example

The following example creates an HA pair named "Acme_NXHA" that includes the nx-1 and nx-2 appliances.

cm-hostname (config) # cmc ha nx Acme_NXHA appliances nx-1 nx-2 enable-nx-ipv6
cm-hostname (config) # show cmc ha nx
NX-HA Acme_NXHA nx-1 nx-2         Status: OK
    Comment: 
    Connected:                            yes
    Software version match:               yes
    Configuration match:                  yes
    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 removes nx-2 from the Acme_NXHA pair.

cm-hostname (config) # no cmc ha nx Acme_NXHA appliance nx-2
cm-hostname (config) # show cmc ha nx
NX-HA Acme_NXHA nx-1          Status: Degraded
    Comment:
    NX-HA pair is degraded because not all members
    are configured.

User role

Admin or operator

Command mode

Config

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:

Note

For more information about Network Security HA, see the Network Security High Availability Guide.