Enabling or disabling all the features of the Central Management System Peer Service on the peers using the CLI

Follow these steps to enable or disable all the features of the Central Management System Peer Service on each Central Management System peer using the CLI.

To enable all the features of the Central Management System Peer Service:

Go to CLI configuration mode.
```
CMS1 > enable
```
```
CMS1 # configure terminal
```
Enable all the CM Peer Service features on a CM peer.
```
CMS1 (config) # cms peer <peer_hostname> enable
```
Save your changes.
```
CMS1 (config) # write memory
```
Repeat this procedure for each Central Management System peer.

Verify the status for all the connected Central Management System peers. The following example verifies that CMS1 is connected to CMS2.

CMS1 (config) # show cms peer-service

CMS peer-service enabled:          yes

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CMS peer CMS2:

   Enabled:                     yes

   Hostname:                    CMS2

   Address:                     172.16.216.51

   Auth-token checksum:         360a37cc532b9e2e75b674eb3b5fe2e0

   Interactions with peer:

      Distributed CMS Correlation:

         Enabled:                        yes

         Status:                         OK          @ 2016/01/27 18:58:51

      Dynamic Threat Intelligence (DTI):

         Enabled:                        no

         Proxy mode:                     No proxy

         Status:                         UNKNOWN     @ N/A

      Update Peer:

         Enabled:                        yes

         Status:                         OK          @ 2016/01/27 18:56:30

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To disable all the features of the Central Management System Peer Service:

Go to CLI configuration mode.
```
CMS1 > enable
CMS1 # configure terminal
```
Disable all the Central Management System Peer Service features on a Central Management System peer.
```
CMS1 (config) # no cms peer <peer_hostname> enable
```
Save your changes.
```
CMS1 (config) # write memory
```
Repeat this procedure for each Central Management System peer.

Verify the status for all the Central Management System peers. The following example verifies that CMS1 is not connected to CMS2.

CMS1 (config) # show cms peer-service

CMS peer-service enabled:          yes

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CMS peer CMS2:

   Enabled:                     no

   Hostname:                    CMS2

   Address:                     172.16.216.51

   Auth-token checksum:         360a37cc532b9e2e75b674eb3b5fe2e0

   Interactions with peer:

      Distributed CMS Correlation:

         Enabled:                        yes

         Status:                         OK          @ 2016/01/27 18:58:51

       Dynamic Threat Intelligence (DTI):

          Enabled:                        no

          Proxy mode:                     No proxy

          Status:                         UNKNOWN     @ N/A

       Update Peer:

          Enabled:                        yes

          Status:                         OK          @ 2016/01/27 18:58:51

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