Use the commands in this section to view the status of the cluster and its components.
To view the cluster status:
Log in to either node.
Enable the CLI enable mode:
node-hostname > enableView the status:
node-hostname # show ha status
Example
The following example displays the cluster status from the primary node in a single-interface configuration.
Note
The output is the same when you display the status from the secondary node, except (self) is not displayed in the Primary Node: line.
node1 # show ha status
Cluster Status
Healthy: no
Status: starting
Primary Node: node1 (self)
Configuration in sync: yes
Nodes Status
node1 node2
Status: running starting
Interfaces
Default: up up
Backup: off off
Services
Cluster Communication Engine: running running
Cluster Resource Manager: running running
Data Replication Services
Configuration: running running
Alerts: running running
Security content: running running
Resources
sys_disk_monitor: running running
sys_ether1_monitor: running running
fe_address: off off
fe_correlator: running off
fe_cmsapi: running off
fe_dbmgd: running off
fe_vsmon: running off
fe_aggregator: running off
fe_aggr: running off
fe_fedb: running running
fe_webui: running off
fe_redis: running off
fe_peer_service: running off
fe_notification: running off
fe_http: running running
fe_appmgrd: running off